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But I do think fairly passive fandom is the most common form for both men and women, shrine construction notwithstanding.
I think it depends on what you mean by "fandom". I think that's true of liking a thing, but not so much for actively participating in a community of fans.
Also perhaps depends on what level of discussion it stops being "passive" at. "Who would win, superman or batman?" is for all its flaws an active engagement with the medium.
Maybe part of the problem here is that I assign a low value to community integration, as others said before. E.g. if you mount a flag of your favourite football team on the side of your house, in one sense that's creative, but its main purpose is to virtue signal to...
... the community, and I guess I don't classify that as a very productive or useful thing to do.
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