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(We should find a shorter, more catch abbreviation that uses only the essential words.)
 
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Also, think about which of the terms are essential. I like Fair, Open, Ethical, and Inclusive but you can't make good words with only those letters. Possibly we can use FINE where we drop 'open' and think of a new word for N. This is short enough for the ability to catch on, and it's a good word with a positive vibe. It doesn't feel forced at all. Usage example: "our management should be FINE."
 
Also, think about which of the terms are essential. I like Fair, Open, Ethical, and Inclusive but you can't make good words with only those letters. Possibly we can use FINE where we drop 'open' and think of a new word for N. This is short enough for the ability to catch on, and it's a good word with a positive vibe. It doesn't feel forced at all. Usage example: "our management should be FINE."
  
By the way, I like using Inclusive in this context because it's reclaiming a word that's been appropriated by the woke. For another example of reclamation see how MetaGer brands itself as diverse, which I've covered [https://saidit.net/s/whatever/comments/c2fx/this_is_how_its_done_we_should_appropriate/ here].
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By the way, I like using Inclusive in this context because it's reclaiming a word that's been appropriated by the woke. For another example of reclamation see how MetaGer brands itself as diverse, which I've covered [https://saidit.net/s/whatever/comments/c2fx/this_is_how_its_done_we_should_appropriate/ here]. [[User:LarrySwinger|LarrySwinger]] ([[User talk:LarrySwinger|talk]]) 14:22, 25 July 2024 (UTC)
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: MOIST is funny.
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: But Foe Patch is an ideology too - thus "Ism" is apt for fixing enemy tyranny.
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: The whole thing is a slippery slope - How do you define "fair" or any other term?
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: The repetition of ideas helps I think to push what is obviously opposite to various top-down forms of control.
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: Moist and fine are already words. Foepatchism is a '''new''' word and a portmanteau that makes sense. From your fine post, "The core of this trick is to put two words together."
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:: ~ [[User:JasonCarswell|JasonCarswell]] ([[User talk:JasonCarswell|talk]]) 14:22, 25 July 2024 (UTC)

Latest revision as of 14:23, 25 July 2024

Use a shorter term

FOEPATCHISM is a mouthful and sounds alien, and when the abbreviation is explained it's just too long. I suggest a shorter, single word is used. You don't need to get all the terms.

I suggest MOIST for Management that's Open, Inclusive, Social, and Transparent. An alternative would be IMPACT, although that isn't as funny a term. And we need to think about how the term is used in a sentence. "We need more MOIST," for example. In the case of IMPACT it would be "we should have IMPACT".

Also, think about which of the terms are essential. I like Fair, Open, Ethical, and Inclusive but you can't make good words with only those letters. Possibly we can use FINE where we drop 'open' and think of a new word for N. This is short enough for the ability to catch on, and it's a good word with a positive vibe. It doesn't feel forced at all. Usage example: "our management should be FINE."

By the way, I like using Inclusive in this context because it's reclaiming a word that's been appropriated by the woke. For another example of reclamation see how MetaGer brands itself as diverse, which I've covered here. LarrySwinger (talk) 14:22, 25 July 2024 (UTC)

MOIST is funny.
But Foe Patch is an ideology too - thus "Ism" is apt for fixing enemy tyranny.
The whole thing is a slippery slope - How do you define "fair" or any other term?
The repetition of ideas helps I think to push what is obviously opposite to various top-down forms of control.
Moist and fine are already words. Foepatchism is a new word and a portmanteau that makes sense. From your fine post, "The core of this trick is to put two words together."
~ JasonCarswell (talk) 14:22, 25 July 2024 (UTC)