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Slash Fandom Comparisons:Data from 9/25-26/00, by number of hitsI gathered these data by searching on Google. Details below. This table displays only fandoms that got more than 200 slash hits. I have an alphabetical list of fandoms that didn't make the cut this time. I also have a list of fandoms by total hits. I was unable to come up with a satisfactory search strategy for several
fandoms with excessively normal names: Friends, Emergency, and Oz. I suspect
that the total number for ER is inflated by spurious hits, as well. If
anyone can come up with a good search strategy for these series, please
email me.
"fan fiction" [fandom name]and"fan fiction" [fandom name] slash For anime and manga fandoms I ran two additional searches: "fan fiction" [fandom name] yaoiIn these fandoms, the number in the slash column is actually slash + yaoi - (slash+yaoi). In Xena f/f is often called "alt". The number in the slash column is actually slash + alt - (slash+alt).
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