n.
A person who shares too much online, particularly personal information. Also: diarrhea-ist.
Example Citations:
Rock music's most prolific social media diarrheaist apparently failed at her last attempt to verify @CourtneyLoveUK.
—Maureen O'Connor, "Courtney Love Fails at Quest for Verified Twitter Account," Gawker, March 4, 2010
—Maureen O'Connor, "Courtney Love Fails at Quest for Verified Twitter Account," Gawker, March 4, 2010
Dan, I was thinking "The Wine Diarrheaist", unless that impinges upon Mike's intellectual property rights.
—Bill Klapp, "License to Swill? (comment)," Wine Diarist, June 12, 2011
—Bill Klapp, "License to Swill? (comment)," Wine Diarist, June 12, 2011
Earliest Citation:
These are the folks who have never heard the expression "brevity is the soul of wit!" Every e-mail is a mini-novel, a life story, or government report on farm subsidies.
—Pete Blackshaw, "Personalities: The 'Digital Diarrheaist'," Email by Machiavelli, August 14, 2004
—Pete Blackshaw, "Personalities: The 'Digital Diarrheaist'," Email by Machiavelli, August 14, 2004
Notes:
A blog named Diarrheaist News ("Bringing you the most revolting, self-indulgent bits of the online community for your self-indulgent pleasure") had a brief and, until now, unmemorable run back in July 2002.
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it is really revoltant: in Italian it should be translated as cac(c)arellista..
