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名詞

minac (複数形 minacs)

1. (fandom スラング) The minimum activity required of a member of an amateur press association; the regular contribution required to maintain membership.
   • 2000 March 28, Gary Farber, “Re: Personal Apa? (was Re: Boskone 37 Repo”, in rec.arts.sf.fandom, Usenet‎^[1], message-ID <8brcus$fhh$1@news.panix.com>:

     Some trad apas *don't* have minacs, some *are* for formal zines, many apazines *don't* consist largely of mailing comments, many apas *don't* have dues, some *don't* use the usage of "mailings" or "distributions," and so forth.

   • 2001 October, Harris, Warren, “Just who is this guy anyway?”, in Back Numbers‎^[2], number 1, page 1:

     John seems to think I will have enough to say of interest to the membership to fill my minimum number of pages. I understand that some waitlisters have contributed pages before becoming full members and this seems like a good idea to me. This way I can make a dry run at putting together my contributions each mailing without worrying about having to meet minac. If I can’t make minac while I’m waiting to join, I figure I can gracefully drop from the waitlist before causing any trouble.

動詞

minac (三人称単数 現在形 minacs, 現在分詞 minacking, 過去形および過去分詞形 minacked)

1. (fandom スラング) To not meet the minimum activity level of an amateur press association.
   • 1999 October 18, Vicki Rosenzweig, “Re: AKICIF New York History department”, in rec.arts.sf.fandom, Usenet‎^[3], message-ID <F6sLOMDeV7ku53YswkZZdubXcB=M@4ax.com>:

     That would be more of an inducement if I hadn't minacked out of FAPA after realizing that I wasn't reading most of it.

   • 2006 July 25, Steve Tompkins, “Once More Unto the Post Office…”, in The Cimmerian‎^[4], retrieved 2014-12-10:

     We few, we serconn’d few, we apa of brothers;¶ For he today that sheds his ink with me¶ Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so minacked,¶ This day shall excuse his reprint;

アナグラム

• NICAM, macin, manic