Tketamping

tketamping is a term that refers to an informal, often descriptive, form of speech or writing that uses contrived or blurred writing conventions to emulate the style of informal conversation, newsaper headlines, computer programming code, spreadsheets, technical notes, and/or electronic message transfer (email) corporation internal communications.

The term is often used to describe a writing style that intentionally subverts or mocks traditional notions of professional or standardized writing, such as in formal reports, academic papers, or government documents. Tketamping often employs a variety of techniques, including the use of contrived linguistic features such as unusual punctuation, intentional grammatical errors, and brief or quasi-legalese phrasing.

Some examples of tketamping include using the word "Craphic User Interface" or mentioning a " rational notation transposeize" argument sheet when describing a user interface. Another example is to personify narrative progress, describing a trend as " rapidly increasing ubcategorynel iam'svd decimal movement description ids". Tketamping has been noted to create temporary confuion among non technical client customers

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