Introduction Post
2018-Dec-26, Wednesday 14:44Hello and welcome to Technology for Fandom, or ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
tech4fan for short. The objective of this blog is to bring fans some cool tips and tricks to use the Internet, the network that unites us, in a more efficient, more accessible, or just plain easier way.
I sadly don't have the time, resources or expertise to be an exhaustive list of every cool tip, trick, extension, script, keyboard shortcut or security measure of every website out there. I will therefore focus my efforts on fandom-related or fandom-used websites, according to three main topics:
So get in nerds, we're going to Internet.
Who am I?
I consider myself a computer power user. I've been online since 1998 and discovered fandom soon after. I'm no hacker or programmer, but I love technology, understanding how things work, being able to troubleshoot my own issues, and using my technological tools quickly and efficiently.
tech4fan for short. The objective of this blog is to bring fans some cool tips and tricks to use the Internet, the network that unites us, in a more efficient, more accessible, or just plain easier way.I sadly don't have the time, resources or expertise to be an exhaustive list of every cool tip, trick, extension, script, keyboard shortcut or security measure of every website out there. I will therefore focus my efforts on fandom-related or fandom-used websites, according to three main topics:
- Security and privacy
- Accessibility
- Productivity, as in interaction with other fans or production/posting of fanworks
So get in nerds, we're going to Internet.
Who am I?
I consider myself a computer power user. I've been online since 1998 and discovered fandom soon after. I'm no hacker or programmer, but I love technology, understanding how things work, being able to troubleshoot my own issues, and using my technological tools quickly and efficiently.
