Fan spaces offer a unique opportunity for fans to come together and interact with people who share their interests. Today, you can find fandoms for almost every piece of media, person, or group (Ewens, 2020). These can be rich communities that produce both digital and physical works related to their interest. The physical works that predated the digital have included things like fan-published zines which were often shared at a convention. While these are still popular, the last few decades have seen more and more digital spaces emerging. Artists are selling works on sites like Etsy, Redbubble, and Gumroad. Digital art is shared on all social media platforms. There are even specific sites dedicated to written fanworks, including Live Journal, FanFiction.net, and Archive of Our Own (AO3). AO3 was formed and is run by the non-profit, The Organization for Transformative Works (OTW), and depends on hundreds of volunteers and donations. The purpose of this study is to observe notable patterns in fanfiction production among fandoms of different sizes on the website Archive of Our Own.
粉丝空间为粉丝提供了一个独特的机会，让他们能够聚集在一起，与志同道合的人互动。如今，几乎每种媒体、每个人或每个团体都有自己的粉丝团（Ewens, 2020）。这些粉丝团可以是一个丰富的社区，他们可以制作与其兴趣相关的数字和实体作品。早于数字作品的实体作品包括粉丝出版的杂志，这些杂志通常在大会上分享。虽然这些作品仍然很受欢迎，但在过去的几十年里，越来越多的数字空间出现了。艺术家们在 Etsy、Redbubble 和 Gumroad 等网站上销售作品。数字艺术在所有社交媒体平台上分享。甚至还有专门的粉丝作品网站，包括 Live Journal、FanFiction.net 和 Archive of Our Own (AO3)。AO3 由非营利组织 "变革作品组织"（OTW）成立和运营，依靠数百名志愿者和捐款。本研究的目的是观察不同规模的爱好者在 Archive of Our Own 网站上创作同人小说的显著模式。
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