myyourhisherouryourtäydennystä

myyourhisherouryourtäydennystä is a coinage used in online discourse to describe a collaborative practice of adding supplementary material to a shared text. The term is formed by the sequence of English personal pronouns my, your, his, her, our, your, followed by the Finnish word täydennystä, meaning "supplement" or "completion." The construction signals a collective, inclusive approach to content enrichment.

The term's etymology reflects its intended meaning: a linguistic blend that emphasizes multiple contributors rather than a single author. It is not tied to a specific platform or project, and its use remains specialized to groups that discuss collaborative editing, co-authorship, or participatory writing.

Usage and meaning: In practice, myyourhisherouryourtäydennystä refers to the act of adding context, sources, corrections, or elaboration by different participants to a single document. The concept is more about process than a formal rule, and it appears in discussions about group writing, classroom collaborative work, and community-edited knowledge bases.

Reception: Some editors view the term as a playful yet opaque neologism that can signal inclusive collaboration, while others criticize it for being long, multi-lingual, and potentially confusing. Its rarity means it has limited cross-project adoption, but it can serve as a mnemonic for a collective approach to supplementation.

See also: co-authorship; collaborative writing; crowd-sourcing; participatory editing.