Definition:
Monotonectally Aggregate
In our world of tech, monotonous is the buzzword that describes projects and activities that are repetitive and unexciting to a large extent. It's like trying to build a house without a saw and not seeing progress for days. One of these "monotonic" projects is an aggregate project, which is like the collective effort of millions or thousands of people working on a single thing. It's like trying to solve the same problem over and over again without any success. For example: Imagine you're working on a project that requires lots of data analysis. You try to do it as much as possible with your computer, but you find yourself repeating the same steps over and over again. Eventually, you realize that it's not worth it and move on to something else, like doing some other unrelated task that was more exciting or interesting for you. So monotonectally aggregate open source initiatives means these projects are repetitive in nature, where everyone is working together without any progress.