Definition
The intrinsic quality of the act of distributed, stake-backed, independent verification — the testing that makes real.
dokimance
/ˈdoʊ.kɪ.mæns/ (DOK-i-mance)
dokimance, set in the YOUSPEAK script — a real font, not a picture
The gap it fills
the intrinsic quality of the act of distributed, stake-backed, independent verification — the quality that makes such verification valuable in itself; the specific quality of distributed testing that constitutes rather than merely confirms truth
The stones it is built from
- dokimtesting, assaying, approving — Greek · δοκιμ- [content]
- ancequality/state suffix — Latin · -antia [suffix]
Evidential structure
The affixes carved into the word: -ance — quality/state suffix.