Diaponoké

Dictionary entry

Diaponoké — The Nonnologue's presentation, designed to document and stabilise the NO without turning it into a decision.

Masculine noun · Crestignacian.

Pronunciation (French IPA): /dja.pɔ.nɔ.ke/
Approximate English pronunciation: dya-po-no-KAY

Definition

The natural deliverable of the Nonnologue. A presentation designed to document and stabilise the NO, without attempting to persuade anyone or turn that refusal into a decision.

The Nonnologue is not summoned to produce a diapoké, but a diaponoké.

Canonical formula

“The diapoké presents the OK. The diaponoké stabilises the NO.”

Doctrinal principle

The diaponoké thus helps maintain the highest possible Semantic Immobility Coefficient (SIC), giving the NO a documentary form without requiring it to move an inch.

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