Poulfiler

Poulfiler is a term that emerged in informal online discourse, particularly within communities focused on gaming and internet culture. It refers to the act of creating and disseminating content, often in a serialized or episodic manner, that is intended to be humorous or entertaining. The content can take various forms, including written stories, short videos, or audio clips. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "poul" (likely a phonetic variation or slang for "pull") and "filer" (suggesting a continuous stream or filing of content).

The typical poulfiler content often features a narrative arc, character development, and recurring jokes or themes. While the quality and production value can vary greatly, the emphasis is usually on accessibility and the ability to engage a broad audience. The intention behind poulfiling is often to build a community around the content creator and their work, encouraging interaction and shared enjoyment. It is not a formally recognized term within academic or professional fields, but rather a descriptor used by participants in specific online subcultures to categorize a type of creative output and the activity of producing it. The spontaneous and often low-barrier-to-entry nature of poulfiling allows for a wide range of creativity and experimentation.