dotgov
As in the website extension, ".gov"
The word is used in the context of serious or derisive question of authenticity or accuracy, based upon the idea that government websites are typically more authoritative than the average blog.
The word is used in the context of serious or derisive question of authenticity or accuracy, based upon the idea that government websites are typically more authoritative than the average blog.
"Where'd you get that figure from? If it wasn't a dotgov I don't want to hear about it."
"I try to keep my sources strictly dotgov."
"I try to keep my sources strictly dotgov."
Get the dotgov mug.