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A bombo/bombogenic system is a system in which the system member count [[Bloom|explodes rapidly]], or is a system that [[Fusion|fuses]] older system members (not permanently) to form newer ones, which are, in turn, [[Fragment|fragmented]] again.<ref>https://neurogender.tumblr.com/post/613974825148481536/new-system-terms-by-gendernovus-an-orbit</ref>
A '''bombo/bombogenic''' [[system]] is a system in which the system member count [[Bloom|explodes rapidly]], or is a system that [[Fusion|fuses]] older system members (not permanently) to form newer ones, which are, in turn, [[Fragment|fragmented]] again.<ref>https://neurogender.tumblr.com/post/613974825148481536/new-system-terms-by-gendernovus-an-orbit</ref>


== Related Terms ==
== Related Terms ==
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[[Bloom]] is another term for rapidly growing member count.
[[Bloom]] is another term for rapidly growing member count.


== Flags ==
== Gallery ==
[[File:BomboFlag.png|alt=flag with five horizontal stripes, in a gradient from red, to dark red, to black.|Pride flag for bombogenic systems.]]
[[File:BomboFlag.png|alt=flag with five horizontal stripes, in a gradient from red, to dark red, to black.|Pride flag for bombogenic systems.]]


== Citations ==
== References ==
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[[Category:System Functions]]
[[Category:System Functions]]

Revision as of 02:06, 19 May 2021

bombogenic ( adj.)
Other formsBombotien (n.), bombo (adj.)
Synonymspyro (n.)
Applies tosystems, headmates (bombotien), system functions

A bombo/bombogenic system is a system in which the system member count explodes rapidly, or is a system that fuses older system members (not permanently) to form newer ones, which are, in turn, fragmented again.[1]

Related Terms

Bombotien is an alternative form that is used to refer to headmates. Bombo is a shortened form.

Bloom is another term for rapidly growing member count.

Gallery

flag with five horizontal stripes, in a gradient from red, to dark red, to black.

References