Credibility Score

The score of how Penaldo rates how good something is. If Penaldo likes it, it gains credibility. If he doesn't, then it loses credibility.

Interviewer: Pessi robbed a World Cup, what's your credibility score?
Penaldo: World Cup lost credibility

by South Host November 30, 2025

Credisability

When the perceived trustworthiness or reliability of an individual or entity is deeply impaired, in particular by overreliance on digital tools to project an unrealistic image of expertise or capability. Credisability is an effect of chronic penalties, loss of trust, or loss of access to the use of tools like AI that follow.

She relied on AI to draft her articles, but her credisability was apparent when readers noticed inconsistencies and she couldn't explain her arguments, or indeed to see why it was a problem.

by se1sm December 3, 2025

Justin Credible

Play on words for Just Incredible, but also very true since Justin is incredible. He will be there for you when you need it, when he is not distracted by Facebook memes. He has the most incredible singing voice and outshines the sun when he smiles. He has a kind and approachable aura. He has leadership skills and can talk to you for days about Monster Hunter.

Justin is the most perfect person for Andrea and they will live happily ever after for the rest of their lives.

Justin Credible showed up, y'all. We have nothing to worry about. He got this.

by EpicJinx10 November 14, 2019

Precision Credibility Effect

When you include specific, unnecessary details to enhance the credibility of a story.

A: My fabricated story was so believable because I made up untrue specific details about it.
B: That's the precision credibility effect.

by Balaenoptera_musculus November 26, 2023

Precision Credibility Effect

When you include specific, unnecessary details to enhance the credibility of a story.

Their fabricated story was so effective because of the precision credibility effect.

by Balaenoptera_musculus November 28, 2023

Schrödinger's Credibility

The credibility of a google search relies on whether or not it proves a party right or wrong in an argument

Schrödinger's Credibility:
"Google says that I am correct,"
"Well google isn't always right!"
or
"Google says you're right..."
"I told you!"

by Gerold xd September 25, 2020