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A '''perinaut''' is an alternative to the term [[co-host]]. It's a [[headmate]] who is not necessarily in charge of daily life, but is still performs an integral external role. They may orbit the front frequently too. A [[system]] may have one, two, fluid, or no perinauts. | |||
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Perinaut was created specifically for the Blossom bot, but after the shutdown, the [https://kotoco.tumblr.com/ Future Hope Collective] created a [https://kotoco.tumblr.com/post/640849746612846592/the-coining-post coining post] for their terms, to create a proper citation. | |||
== Related Terms == | |||
It was coined with the term [[outernaut]], but the suffix has been used later on with [[dissonaut]] & [[bionaut]]. It seems to be based off "astronaut", as they are both individuals who explore and exist in outside worlds; whether it be space, or the [[shared reality]]. | |||
Some systems have issues with the term [[co-host]], as it can imply a certain hierarchy in the collective. | |||
[[Category:System Roles]] | [[Category:System Roles]] | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 11 June 2021
| perinaut ( n., adj.) | |
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| Applies to | headmates |
| Coiner | Future Hope Collective |
A perinaut is an alternative to the term co-host. It's a headmate who is not necessarily in charge of daily life, but is still performs an integral external role. They may orbit the front frequently too. A system may have one, two, fluid, or no perinauts.
History
Perinaut was created specifically for the Blossom bot, but after the shutdown, the Future Hope Collective created a coining post for their terms, to create a proper citation.
Related Terms
It was coined with the term outernaut, but the suffix has been used later on with dissonaut & bionaut. It seems to be based off "astronaut", as they are both individuals who explore and exist in outside worlds; whether it be space, or the shared reality.
Some systems have issues with the term co-host, as it can imply a certain hierarchy in the collective.
