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Infodumping

Infodumping is the supplying of a large (and often excessive) amount of information, all at once. The term was first used in 1978 in the Proceedings of the Southeastcon Region 3 Conference 353. Over time, the term "infodumping" was adopted in the context of literature (particularly within fantasy and science fiction) as well as by the autistic community.

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Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication style

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Infodumping in literature

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Infodumping in literature

Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication style

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Infodumping

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples10
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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Infodumping

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related to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication style · 5
Infodumping → Among, Autistic, Because, Talk, They
related to Infodumping in literature · 4
Infodumping → In, It, The, This
is a · 1
Infodumping → supplying of a large

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autistic particularly term literature fantasy exposition narrative people often context science fiction communication also literary among authors interest likely view

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Infodumpingis asupplying of a large0.90text
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication styleAmong0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication styleAutistic0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication styleBecause0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication styleThey0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping as a neurodivergent communication styleTalk0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping in literatureIn0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping in literatureThis0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping in literatureIt0.60section
Infodumpingrelated to Infodumping in literatureThe0.60section

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