sparklord
an interesting autotranslate error applied to a video of reddit moderation policies, unknown to wikipedia, and only hinted at in tvTropes.
a suggestive word suggestive of machiavellian propagandistic manipulation and, ultimately, mockableness.
since it challenges the basic benevolence of nerdRule, i think it's use suggests corporatists basically amongst the forces who serve worldSuck.
all that aside, it's kind of a fun idea anyway, and might be of value in avoidance of being self-righteous and might be the first example of serendipitous autotranslator neologism coinage.
as neologism coinage is considered symptomatic of schizophrenia, use with caution, and aim for fum guided by good humour.
Sir William Shakespeare isco sidered the model for such effective usage.
a suggestive word suggestive of machiavellian propagandistic manipulation and, ultimately, mockableness.
since it challenges the basic benevolence of nerdRule, i think it's use suggests corporatists basically amongst the forces who serve worldSuck.
all that aside, it's kind of a fun idea anyway, and might be of value in avoidance of being self-righteous and might be the first example of serendipitous autotranslator neologism coinage.
as neologism coinage is considered symptomatic of schizophrenia, use with caution, and aim for fum guided by good humour.
Sir William Shakespeare isco sidered the model for such effective usage.
i'm declining to give an example, having ssaid enough already about the usage of "sparklord"