New Digs: Fandom Grammar
fandom_grammar has a new home on DreamWidth. If grammar or writing is your thing, please give it a follow and tell your friends.
Fandom Grammar has always existed as a resource not only for fan writers, but for writers in general and for fans who have English as a second language. If you have a question about the English language-or colloquial differences in regional uses-please feel free to ask about it! We're always looking for new questions to answer. We're also open to fandom-specific questions such as capitalization rules for specific fandoms or how fandom-specific words are used in context. (Don't worry if we don't know your fandom, most of the grammarians are research monkeys and we're up to the challenge.)
Our typical schedule includes answering questions on Mondays, interspersed with additional content on Fridays.
I'm excited for our future on DW. We're approaching 10 years of Fandom Grammar, so we're looking to make a new home and build a foundation to last another 10 years.
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