tartalomminségük

Tartalomminségük is a Hungarian neologism used in media criticism to describe the perceived lack of substantive content in media outputs produced by a given group, such as online creators, outlets, or platforms. The term fuses tartalom (content) with a suffix indicating deficiency and includes the possessive ending -ük, yielding their content deficiency or their lack of substance. It does not appear in standard dictionaries but is found in online commentary, blogs, and opinion pieces.

In usage, tartalomminségük is an evaluative descriptor rather than a formal category. It is invoked when content is judged to be shallow, repetitive, or focused on engagement metrics rather than informative value. The expression is often contrasted with tartalomminőségük (their content quality) and with adjectives like tartalomszegény (content-poor) or content-focused critiques in digital media discourse. It tends to arise in debates about the demands of audiences, platform algorithms, and monetization pressures.

Etymology and spelling notes: the form is a colloquial construction rather than an officially recognized term. Spelling and nuance may vary in different contexts (for example tartalomminségük versus tartalomminőségük), reflecting debates about whether the root emphasizes deficiency or quality. The phrase is mainly used in informal discussions and occasional analytic essays about contemporary media ecosystems.

See also: tartalomminőség, clickbait, tartalomszegény, médiatudatosság. Example: A legújabb videóposzt tartalomminségük miatt kapott kritikát.