What does bs mean?

[kishaningithub]

I would like to what the abbreviation BS() means?

From the code i see it referers to all these

gofakeit/data/company.go

Line 8 in 425ab1f

"bs": {"aggregate", "architect", "benchmark", "brand", "cultivate", "deliver", "deploy", "disintermediate", "drive", "e-enable", "embrace", "empower", "enable", "engage", "engineer", "enhance", "envisioneer", "evolve", "expedite", "exploit", "extend", "facilitate", "generate", "grow", "harness", "implement", "incentivize", "incubate", "innovate", "integrate", "iterate", "leverage", "matrix", "maximize", "mesh", "monetize", "morph", "optimize", "orchestrate", "productize", "recontextualize", "redefine", "reintermediate", "reinvent", "repurpose", "revolutionize", "scale", "seize", "strategize", "streamline", "syndicate", "synergize", "synthesize", "target", "transform", "transition", "unleash", "utilize", "visualize", "whiteboard", "24-365", "24-7", "B2B", "B2C", "back-end", "best-of-breed", "bleeding-edge", "bricks-and-clicks", "clicks-and-mortar", "collaborative", "compelling", "cross-media", "cross-platform", "customized", "cutting-edge", "distributed", "dot-com", "dynamic", "e-business", "efficient", "end-to-end", "enterprise", "extensible", "frictionless", "front-end", "global", "granular", "holistic", "impactful", "innovative", "integrated", "interactive", "intuitive", "killer", "leading-edge", "magnetic", "mission-critical", "next-generation", "one-to-one", "open-source", "out-of-the-box", "plug-and-play", "proactive", "real-time", "revolutionary", "rich", "robust", "scalable", "seamless", "sexy", "sticky", "strategic", "synergistic", "transparent", "turn-key", "ubiquitous", "user-centric", "value-added", "vertical", "viral", "virtual", "visionary", "web-enabled", "wireless", "world-class", "ROI", "action-items", "applications", "architectures", "bandwidth", "channels", "communities", "content", "convergence", "deliverables", "e-business", "e-commerce", "e-markets", "e-services", "e-tailers", "experiences", "eyeballs", "functionalities", "infomediaries", "infrastructures", "initiatives", "interfaces", "markets", "methodologies", "metrics", "mindshare", "models", "networks", "niches", "paradigms", "partnerships", "platforms", "portals", "relationships", "schemas", "solutions", "supply-chains", "synergies", "systems", "technologies", "users", "vortals", "web services", "web-readiness"},

But would like to know what "BS" actually stands for?

[brianvoe]

Its a pretty common usage of company fluff words that dont really mean anything. Youll see it in most fake data generators in various languages. (It means bull shit)

[brianvoe]

Descriptions are being update soon as well.