#front terms

A high activity front is characterized by increased numbers in front at once, a higher frequency of switches, the introduction of the ability to hold front on ones own (for members unable to during low activity), an increase in "unprompted" or triggerless fronts, and often increased system growth.

A low activity front is distinguished by the limiting of fronters to a much smaller group, a significant decrease in switch frequency, and often issues involving an individual's ability to stay present in front. This can be compared to periods of stagnation within other terms.

This concept is distinct from bombotien systems, cyclogenic systems, and other terms that involve cycles in that it does not require cycles of dormancy, system collapse, or other similar phenomena.

term coined & proposed flag designed by us (dalia/the buddy sys). blanket permission.