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I don't know, I mean my made-up word "interfaction" sounds a lot like "infraction" which is "a violation or infringement of a law or agreement", so "anti-interf

by rob74 4y ago

I don't know, I mean my made-up word "interfaction" sounds a lot like "infraction" which is "a violation or infringement of a law or agreement", so "anti-interfaction" has a certain level of "badass-ness" as well. Or people will think that you misspelled "infraction", which would be not so good. Oh well...

bee_rider 4y ago
Interfaction looks like it means between-factions, in fact I could swear I've seen it used like that... anyway, it looks to me like it would be describing some sort of civil unrest (interfactional fighting broke out in <country> today...) or bureaucratic nonsense in a company (BigSoftwareCompany was unable to respond to their upstart rivals due to interfactional disagreements about which pointy haired boss would get more seats to fill). Neither is really badass -- the latter is mostly tedious, the former is often horrifying.