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    Hello,

    My name is Jessica Geiss and I was hoping you could help me out. I am currently studying for my masters degree in Information and Library Science at San Jose State University in California, and am doing a research paper on information communities for one of my classes. I chose to research the fandom of Doctor Who, since I am a huge Whovian myself, and am looking at Doctor Who websites specifically. I was hoping that you would be agreeable to answering a few questions for my paper.

    1. Why do you use this website instead of the BBC site? Or do you use both?
    2. What do you primarily do on this site?
    3. What do you think draws people to Doctor Who? In your opinion, why has it lasted 50 years?
    4. What features/topics do you wish were better covered on this site?
    5. Do you use your local library? Why or why not?
    6. So you think a library could help promote fan communities such as Doctor Who?
    7. If you don’t actively use your library, would a library sponsored Doctor Who event (or any other pop culture event) make you want to use your local library more?
    8. How did you find this site?
    9. Do you primarily use this Doctor Who fan site, or do you use several?
    10. Have you ever been in a heated argument or been flamed on this site?

    Just a sentence or two for each question would be very appreciated!

    Thank You!

     

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