reportedindirect
Reportedindirect is a term used in linguistics and communication studies to describe a specific way of conveying information that has been heard or learned from another person. It differs from direct reporting, where the original words are quoted verbatim, or indirect speech, where the speaker's message is paraphrased but attributed to them. Reportedindirect involves relaying information without explicitly stating who provided it, or even whether it was directly heard.
This form of communication often occurs in informal settings or when the source of information is considered
Reportedindirect can sometimes lead to ambiguity or a diffusion of responsibility, as it can be difficult to