 | This article contains sensitive or potentially triggering content regarding gatekeeping and invalidation. Please take care when reading if you are sensitive to such content. |
| syscourse ( n.) | |
|---|---|
| Applies to | systems |
Syscourse (derived from the words system and discourse) is a term to describe discourse in the plural community, often discussing endogenic plurality, non-traumagenic, tulpamancy and other “controversial” plurality related identities.
Syscourse often refers to discussions around validity claims of certain labels and identities, but may also include other forms of discourse such inner-system ethics or practices.
History[edit | edit source]
The term has been in use as early as 2004[1] and may have become commonly used to refer to online conflicts by 2016.[2]
An emoji-based Syscourse Code has been introduced in 2022.
