Connologofficer
Dictionary entry
Connologofficer — An operational DGCIPU civil servant responsible for identifying, documenting and administering what is officially known.
Noun · Modern Crestignacian.
Definition
An operational civil servant of the DGCIPU specialising in the administration of what is known.
The connologofficer intervenes whenever information, a fact, a piece of data or a situation has been officially recognised as known by the central administration.
Official duties
- Identify what is actually known.
- Verify that what is known remains known.
- Classify and document existing knowledge.
- Forward relevant information to the appropriate departments.
- Prevent known information from prematurely slipping into the unknown.
Crestignacian status
The connologofficer is a bargebouille. Nevertheless, they hold a perfectly defined position within the central administration.
Fundamental principle
“Everything that is known must be properly administered as known.”
The connologofficer is the operational arm of the DGCIPU in all matters concerning the known.
Linguistic note
A term of modern Crestignacian, drawing in part on English through the word officer while retaining its distinctly Crestignacian identity.
Source
- Univers de Crestignac — création avec Olivier
- Original French entry
- revised on 1 October 2026