Copilationnage

Masculine noun · Crestignacian.

Definition: The process by which a methodical succession of Steering Committee meetings (COPILs) progressively transforms an operational intention into a documentary legacy, until the wealth of documents produced can be appreciated independently of any actual implementation.

Underlying meaning: Copilationnage operates through a principle of virtuous accumulation: each meeting produces documents that justify further meetings, which in turn enrich the project's documentary legacy.

Example — Crestignacian Annals:

“The project hasn't even started yet, but its copilationnage is already well advanced.”

Fundamental principle:

“Any project can be copilationated before it is implemented.”

Word family: to copilationate, copilation, copilationnade, copilationneur, copilationneuse.