What is the oldest fandom?

Sherlock Holmes

How does fandom make money?

Fandom, Inc. derives its income from advertising and sold content, publishing most user-provided text under copyleft licenses. The company also runs the associated Fandom editorial project, offering pop-culture, and gaming news.

What age is fandom for?

In addition, the Services are intended solely for users who are: In California and the EEA (excluding the UK), 16 or older; or. In the rest of the world (including the UK), 13 or older.

Do you have to be 13 to use fandom?

To OP: Generally, you’re not an admin so you have no authority. However, feel free to bring this matter to the Fandom staff :P. RedIgnite wrote: If you’re under 13, you can create an account only if you provided your parent’s email and you do not reveal your actual age or anything personal.

What is BTS fandom name?

the A.R.M.Y.

Is Harry Potter a fandom?

Pottermania is an informal term first used around 1999 describing the craze Harry Potter fans have had over the series. Diehard fans of the series are called “Potterheads”. Some even theme their weddings around Harry Potter.

Does fandom cost money?

Text on Fandom communities is available under a free content license, meaning the information you put on the wiki can be copied and reused by anyone.

Which fandom is the most toxic?

ARMY is a toxic fandom and BTS is overhyped.

What is the most popular fandom?

The first thing people will be interested to hear is that Marvel is the most popular fandom followed by Star Wars and Harry Potter.

Who is the biggest fandom in the world?

South Korean boy band, BTS, has achieved global success: two consecutive #1 albums on the Billboard charts, a sold-out world tour, and a historic stadium show at Citi Field, with over 40,000 fans in attendance. With the help of their fan base, ARMY, the K-pop group has the world’s most powerful fandom.

Why is Wikipedia so hated?

Abuse was common enough that it quickly developed a reputation for being unreliable, and because many students don’t think about why rules exist, they simply said, “No wikipedia.” In actuality, Wikipedia is a fantastic tool specifically because so many people can post, edit, and change things.

Why is Wikipedia in danger?

Leaving aside Wikipedia’s other well-documented problems, there’s already evidence that donations might be due for a fall-off. Page views are down across most editions of the site, and more people than ever read Wikipedia on their phones, where they’re far less likely to donate.

What does fandom mean?

all the fans