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A sume is the popular term for any aural, visual or sensurral work<ref>or any combination of these</ref> which can be sumed. | A sume is the popular term for any aural, visual or sensurral work<ref>or any combination of these</ref> which can be sumed. | ||
To sume or suming is the act of con'''suming''' a sume. | To sume or suming is the act of listening to, watching, experiencing or otherwise con'''suming''' a sume. | ||
A prosumer is someone who is both a producer and consumer of sumes, but seeing as almost every SlabCitizen is a prosumer of some kind, the term has fallen into disuse. | A sumer is someone who habitually sumes or is currently involved in the act of suming, while a prosumer is someone who is both a producer and consumer of sumes, but seeing as almost every SlabCitizen is a prosumer of some kind, the term has fallen into disuse. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> |
Revision as of 14:25, 2 March 2009
Sume has two common meanings;
A sume is the popular term for any aural, visual or sensurral work[1] which can be sumed.
To sume or suming is the act of listening to, watching, experiencing or otherwise consuming a sume.
A sumer is someone who habitually sumes or is currently involved in the act of suming, while a prosumer is someone who is both a producer and consumer of sumes, but seeing as almost every SlabCitizen is a prosumer of some kind, the term has fallen into disuse.
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- ↑ or any combination of these