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Slashswap
| Mailing List | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Slashswap' (SlashSwap) |
| Date(s): | Apr 18, 2000-perhaps 2020? |
| Moderated: | |
| Type: | |
| Fandom: | slash, multifandom |
| URL: | 2001 link; 2009 link |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Slashswap was a Yahoo mailing list for fans who wanted to sell, trade, or buy slash print zines.
Almost all fans referred to it as "Slashswap," but the list's own description used "SlashSwap."
In 2001, it had 329 members. In 2009, it had 571 members.
Official Description
Got too many Sentinel zines? Not enough Due South? Do you have every single episode of S&S on tape 6 times? Come join the SlashSwap and list items you're willing to sell, swap, or that you're just hot to own! Because of the adult nature of some of the items available, you must be of legal age in your jurisdiction. All transactions must take place off-list and the list owners make no guarantees. [1]
Fan Comments
From June 2001:
New List Announcement
Yes, another.
This one is called Slashswap, and it's a place to buy, sell, or swap your slash stuff: art, zines, photos, action figures -- whatever you need or want to dump. You can advertise whatever you want, but all transactions are conducted offline. If you're of age to read slash, go to http://www.egroups.com/subscribe/slashswap and sign up!
Please feel free to share this announcement with any other lists that you are on.
Derora and Anagi, List Administrators [2]
References
- ^ from SlashSwap
- ^ from ci5 digest: June 19, 2000