Places I read fannish meta

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I've seen various discussions around the place discussing good places to find interesting meta. So I decided to list everything I'm subscribed to in various ways where I could see at least two unlocked posts of at least vaguely fannish(*) meta on the first page, produced in the last few months.

People on livejournal: arcadiagt5 bardiegrub girliejones jakia

Communities on livejournal: 50books_poc avatar_fans capslock_atla inclusive_geeks mspa_updates dragon_age fanthropology biowarenews

People on dreamwidth: cofax7 cupidsbow havocthecat kaz lian lizbee naraht oyceter sanguinity thefourthvine colorblue cripelectric dingsi emma_in_dream fizzyblogic flamebyrd fred_mouse softestbullet astridv concinnity dagas_isa rhivolution carmarthen lilacsigil facetofcathy

Communities on dreamwidth: access_fandom asexual_fandom pose_as_a_comm borrowedfable animanga_news

Journalfen: fandom_lounge

Tumblrs:
http://cephiedvariable.tumblr.com/
http://barbeauxbot.tumblr.com/
http://luzerna.tumblr.com/
http://urbananchorite.tumblr.com/
http://emberkeelty.tumblr.com/
http://fizzyblogic.tumblr.com/
http://glamaphonic.tumblr.com/
http://thedasology.tumblr.com/
http://new.websnark.com/

Blogs:
Hathor Legacy
Wolverina
The Angriest
Anghraine on Austen

Anonmemes and wank communities (I have a complicated relationship with these places, but they do provide vibrant discussion):
Fandom Wank
Unfunny Fandom
Fail Fandom Anon

While these are all blogs I find worth reading for one reason or another, that doesn't mean I read them for the meta, or that that meta is substantive or something I agree with or even find interesting (see: capslock_atla, much of ffa, and all the lovely people who post music RPF posts I skim right past respectively)

I've almost certainly missed people, there was a lot to go through and I mainly did this because I'm feeling too woozy for anything more complex than making lists.

If you want to be taken off the post let me know! Suggestions in the comments most appreciated.

(*)Using an entirely subjective and inconsistent gut reaction metric.