Nontent
1) (Noun)
Material of a larger work (literary or otherwise) that is lacking in substance, attraction or worth, and therefore provides nothing to its supposed audience: The opposite of content (noun), usually generated when the author/creator is lazy, apathetic, takes their audience for granted and/or has abandoned the larger work summarily.
Used primarily to describe Web sites.
2) (Noun) (Variant)
Something expressed through some medium, as speech, writing, etc; that is empty or devoid of any substantive matter, whose only purpose is to perpetuate or justify the existence of the container/medium within which it exists.
Related: Filler
Material of a larger work (literary or otherwise) that is lacking in substance, attraction or worth, and therefore provides nothing to its supposed audience: The opposite of content (noun), usually generated when the author/creator is lazy, apathetic, takes their audience for granted and/or has abandoned the larger work summarily.
Used primarily to describe Web sites.
2) (Noun) (Variant)
Something expressed through some medium, as speech, writing, etc; that is empty or devoid of any substantive matter, whose only purpose is to perpetuate or justify the existence of the container/medium within which it exists.
Related: Filler
1) "This Website hasn't been updated in ages! Instead of news, information or downloads, it's just had months and months of nontent."
2) "That film was a waste of time. It basically had 1-2 watchable sequences, but the rest was nontent."
2) "That film was a waste of time. It basically had 1-2 watchable sequences, but the rest was nontent."
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