Please feel free to view the raw data and browse the comments given by respondents. Otherwise, you may wait and watch for the Fanlore page to be updated with the results. There is a lot of data to sift through! THANK YOU for taking the survey!

https://fanlore.org/wiki/Fannish_Drift_Survey

{WORD ASSOCIATIONS:
Chatbox- forum 11 (2%), rp 2 (0.3%), discord 4 (0.7%), skype 1 (0.1%), chat 140 (26%) (majority unsure)
Big Name Fan- popular 113 (21%), famous 67 (12%), influential 34 (6%), BNF 50 (9%)
MAP- animator 3 (0.5%), animation 1 (0.1%), minor 54 (10%), author 2 (0.3%), pedo 32 (5.9%)
Disclaimer- warn 32 (5.9%) , own 292 (54%), sue 153 (28%), anne rice 23 (4%)
Callout Post- tumblr 14 (2.6%), problematic 58 (10.7%)
Cringe Culture- bully 8 (1%), problematic 7 (1%), harmless 5 (0.9%), embarrass 71 (13%)
Flaming- hate 29 (5%), troll 19 (3.5%), angry 44 (8%), insult 66 (12%), flame war 35 (6.5%)
God Modding- Roleplay 16 (2.9), RP 50 (9%), character 70 (13%), forum 49 (9%), moderator 60 (11%)
OTA- offer to adopt 6 (1%), one true 29 (5%)
AB: autobuy 0, auto buy 1 (0.1%), autobid 0, auto bid 0, alpha 54 (10%), a/b or alpha/beta 32 (5.9%), a/b/o 12 (2%)
ARPG- art 10 (1.8%), action 66 (12%), a role 20 (3.7%), anime 11 (2%), alternative 5, augmented 6,
Lemons- smut 56 (10%), citrus scale 9 (1.6%), explicit 152 (28%), fanfic 76 (14%), nsfw 7 (1%), porn 30 (5.5%)
Dead Dove Do Not Eat- fanfic 12 (2%), warn 132 (24.5%), tag 89 (16.5%), don't like don't read 1 (0.1%), dark 29 (5%)}

These age groups have very low word association percentages compared to the other two age groups, even with older and more well known terms. Possible Conclusions: Majority of respondents responded with some form of "no" or "idk," or the majority responded something wrong/unrelated, or majority of respondents defined these words using phrases that aren't as obvious (example: though "lemons" SHOULD be associated with NSFW words like smut, it's possible this age group could have used words like 'nasty,' 'gross,' 'inappropriate,' 'x-rated,' etc, to refer to NSFW content instead? i.e. Less precise definition defining, even if they did respond technically correct).

{NOTES:
On demographics: Fanlore statement that the majority are het incorrect. Though it is the single largest point of this question, to add up all other responses means that the majority are not het. 409 people chose an option that was not heterosexual. Will fix this in FL article later and continue fixing any statements born from same issue.}