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+This slide is titled: A Cautionary Tale (tale is crossed out) Talk (talk is a link)
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+There is a screenshot of an online article. It is titled “Fan Is A Tool-Using Animal” by dConstruct, Brighton, England, August 2013. There is a link to “audio” which is listed as 20 minutes. Its thumbnail  image is Kirk and Spock, shirtless, with Kirk’s hand on Spock’s chest. Transcript of the summary follows.
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+My love letter to fandom, a loose agglomeration of communities that roams the Internet, Battlestar Galactica-style, constantly on the run from collapsing websites and evil Cylons that want to co-opt their culture. Fans are active on the frontiers of Internet privacy, creativity, inclusiveness, and have a long and interesting history. They are also exceedingly nice people.
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+This sentence is highlighted: Fans are active on the frontiers of Internet privacy, creativity, inclusiveness, and have a long and interesting history.
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+There is a note underneath this screenshot saying “by Maciej Cegłowski” and pointing to a photo of a man at a laptop, labeled “the pinboard guy”