Regularlyabout

Regularlyabout is a neologism used to describe content that centers on a single topic on a regular basis. The term combines regularly and about, signaling a sustained topical focus with repeated updates or engagements.

Origin and usage context: The coinage appears in online discussions about content strategy, knowledge management, and editorial workflows in the early 2020s. It has circulated mainly within wiki communities, content teams, and forum threads concerned with labeling recurring articles or series.

Usage notes: As an adjective or label, regularlyabout describes posts, pages, or series that are published at regular intervals and maintain a consistent topical scope. Examples include a weekly regularlyabout feature on a specific topic or a regularlyabout article that tracks developments in a field over time. Some writers treat regularlyabout as a compound noun, while others write it as “regularly about.”

Variants and related terms: The expression is sometimes written as regularly about, depending on style guides or editorial preference; the closed form regularlyabout is most common in informal writing and in some knowledge bases. Related concepts include recurring content, topical series, update cadence, and content strategy.

Reception and limitations: The term remains informal and not universally standardized. It serves as a pragmatic shorthand in editorial planning, but without clear cadence or scope, it can be ambiguous. Clear definition of topic, update frequency, and scope is often required when using the label.

See also: Recurring content, content cadence, topical series, knowledge management, content strategy.