Date: 2012-03-09 02:29 am (UTC)
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The periods of slowed ficcing change... I'd say about 94-98 when most of the changes were technological, and in the early eighties after zine and slash fandom had gotten established.

Supernatural set off changes because it violated previous fannish taboos but was still id-crack. SGA didn't really set off changes so much as be a mega-fandom that served as a playground for changes set off by other things, and amplified by the huge concentration of BNFs - much higher even than in Sherlock.
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