apahack

plural apahacks · alternative apa-hack · alternative APAhack

1. slanglifestyleA fan who is a writer and creator of apazines for one or more amateur press associations; especially a prolific one.

   Did you ever know an apahack named Mike Wood (1948-1983); died the day before his 35th birthday from complications of his diabetes). He had some of the same beliefs for spelling, and I got used to it.

   2013 February-March, Nate Bucklin, “Reader Reaction”, in Fadeaway, number 33, page 21

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   Having discovered fandom at AUSSIECON I, I have been publishing WEBERWOMAN'S WREVENGE since 1980. I am an enthusiastic apahack and book reviewer, an organiser of conventions until I learned better, have been editor of ANZAPA for two years, and am suspected of a prurient interest in other people's personal relationships.

   1986 May, Jean Weber, “GUFF 1986/87 Candidates' Platforms”, in WeberWoman's Wrevenge, volume 5, number 2 (whole number #24), page 20

   Yup, that's why I have a basement full of Gestetners (a 260, a 360, a 420, and a 1525), a couple of ancient Rex-Rotary M4s and two e-stencillers. And a hectograph. I have been a fanzine editor and apahack, but it's been a while since last I pubbed my ish.

   1994 May 12, Erik Biever, “Re: stencil duplicators”, in alt.technology.obsolete (Usenet), message-ID <CppIyK.n2B@news.cis.umn.edu>

   Synonyms: apan

present singular third person apahacks · participle present apahacking · participle past apahacked · past apahacked · alternative apa-hack · alternative APAhack

1. slanglifestyleTo write and create apazines for one or more amateur press associations.

   Why would one want to avoid making friends wherever one was? As it happens, I met my husband through Fidonet, and several of my best friends through Fidonet or through ddials (an old fashioned kind of chat system). I've even made friends through apahacking.

   1997 November 25, Cally Soukup, “Re: HELP Bring Back "ANTI-GRAVITY ROOM" to SFC !!!”, in alt.tv.scifi.channel (Usenet), message-ID <65g5pd$90c$1@wheel.two14.lan>

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   Personally, I think writing is writing and her writing on the net counts. I don't think "net.notariety" is any different than apahacking or conrunning, in terms of fannish activity. Whether anyone deserves to be GoH because of any particular activity is up to the concoms of Greater Fandom.

   1994 July 30, David E. Romm, “Re: Usenet GoH”, in rec.arts.sf.fandom (Usenet), message-ID <71443.1447-300794084342@dialup-2-155.gw.umn.edu>