Connologist

Dictionary entry

Connologist — A DGCIPU specialist in what is known; the modern Crestignacian term connologist was later adapted to the more traditional form connologue.

Noun · Crestignacian.

Definition

A DGCIPU specialist dedicated to the field of the known. The connologist studies, qualifies, organises and maintains information officially recognised as known by the central administration.

Official duties

  • Define what may legitimately be considered known.
  • Structure and document existing knowledge.
  • Distinguish the known from other administrative states of knowledge.
  • Supervise the work of connologofficers.
  • Guarantee the administrative stability of the known.

Crestignacian status

The connologist is an expert bargebouille, entrusted with a perfectly serious position within the central administration.

Fundamental principle

“What is known must be known to be known.”

The connologist serves as the DGCIPU's disciplinary authority in all matters concerning the known.

Crestignacian etymology

In modern Crestignacian organisations, connologist was originally a Crestignacian word coined with a fashionable English-inspired ending. It was subsequently adapted into connologue to give it a more traditionally Crestignacian form, replacing -ologist with -ologue. Likewise, connologofficer is a Crestignacian word inspired by English, not an English loanword.

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