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Talk:Friend Book
Re caption with "collect on [sic]"
The last pic in the Tracing the path of a Friend Book" mentions a signer wrote "Collect on" and the caption writer seems to think it is an error for the word "collection", BUT I think it is more likely that she meant she collected (things, usually articles and photos) on the actors listed.
I would read it as "[I] Collect on [...]"(followed by the names of celebrities and fandoms)
I dabbled with signing and sending F.B.s once, and I know that the small space meant short phrases and words left out. The signer might be willing to trade articles and photos on things that another friend liked (or collected on) IN RETURN for items related to her interests. In order to get what you wanted, of course, you added them to the F.B. before sending it on. Pcdfanwriter (talk) 03:27, 17 September 2020 (UTC)
Re caption with "collect on [sic]"
The last pic in the Tracing the path of a Friend Book" mentions a signer wrote "Collect on" and the caption writer seems to think it is an error for the word "collection", BUT I think it is more likely that she meant she collected (things, usually articles and photos) on the actors listed.
I would read it as "[I] Collect on [...]"(followed by the names of celebrities and fandoms)
I dabbled with signing and sending F.B.s once, and I know that the small space meant short phrases and words left out. The signer might be willing to trade articles and photos on things that another friend liked (or collected on) IN RETURN for items related to her interests. In order to get what you wanted, of course, you added them to the F.B. before sending it on. Pcdfanwriter (talk) 03:28, 17 September 2020 (UTC)