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Posted
45 minutes ago, Muzza said:

collaborator

A collaborator is an individual who works jointly with others to achieve a common goal, produce a piece of work, or conduct research. They are partners in an endeavor, often sharing expertise to enhance quality and efficiency. In some contexts, it can also refer to someone who cooperates with an enemy force. 

Key aspects of a collaborator include:

Digital/Professional Tools: SmartBear's Collaborator is software for code review. On social media, such as Facebook, a collaborator is a user tagged in content to co-author posts.

Synonyms: Partner, associate, coworker, ally. 

Definition & Role: A person or group that assists in projects, often in fields like science, art, or business, such as authors on a book, artists on a project, or partners in a strategic alliance.

Contextual Usage: While usually implying positive cooperation (cooperator, partner), in historical or political contexts, it can refer to someone aiding an occupying enemy

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In essence, a collaborator enhances productivity through shared effort, whether in creative, scientific, or professional endeavors.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Murray Fish said:

A collaborator is an individual who works jointly with others to achieve a common goal, produce a piece of work, or conduct research. They are partners in an endeavor, often sharing expertise to enhance quality and efficiency. In some contexts, it can also refer to someone who cooperates with an enemy force. 

Key aspects of a collaborator include:

Digital/Professional Tools: SmartBear's Collaborator is software for code review. On social media, such as Facebook, a collaborator is a user tagged in content to co-author posts.

Synonyms: Partner, associate, coworker, ally. 

Definition & Role: A person or group that assists in projects, often in fields like science, art, or business, such as authors on a book, artists on a project, or partners in a strategic alliance.

Contextual Usage: While usually implying positive cooperation (cooperator, partner), in historical or political contexts, it can refer to someone aiding an occupying enemy

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In essence, a collaborator enhances productivity through shared effort, whether in creative, scientific, or professional endeavors.

OK. As long as I am not confused with N--- collaborator. 

Posted
55 minutes ago, Muzza said:

OK. As long as I am not confused with N--- collaborator. 

Unfortunately that is the association most common with the word collaborator.

Watch quite a bit of History Channel.  When France was liberated and once the initial euphoria was over, things turned very nasty.  The people knew who all the collaborators were and they were swiftly dealt with.  Heads shaved, tar and feathering and their own punishments meted out.  De Gaulle came in with a strong hand or France would have descended into anarchy.

Not a pleasant time to be around

Posted
6 minutes ago, hesi said:

Unfortunately that is the association most common with the word collaborator.

Watch quite a bit of History Channel.  When France was liberated and once the initial euphoria was over, things turned very nasty.  The people knew who all the collaborators were and they were swiftly dealt with.  Heads shaved, tar and feathering and their own punishments meted out.  De Gaulle came in with a strong hand or France would have descended into anarchy.

Not a pleasant time to be around

Geez  BOAY and its Owner are very distant from being a brown shirt!  Not exactly rainbow...

Posted
14 minutes ago, Chief Stipe said:

Would you prefer "Protagonist"?

Anything Chiefy. As long as it doesn't align me with a certain organisation wots stuffed up a sport I once adored. 

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