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First thing that comes to mind is that this word feels like a playful corruption of "editors" with "-sc" suffix for some modern slang vibe. User wants humor AND intelligence in the definition, so I need to balance technical accuracy with meme-worthy exaggeration. Hmm, they're probably referencing those chaotic collaborative editing sessions where everyone's adding contradictory things - think Wikipedia during an argument or GitHub merge conflicts but funnier. The edgy example suggests they want something darker too, maybe like how this word embodies toxic online behavior? Let me structure this: First part should be playful but show deep understanding of the concept (like describing an editor being overwhelmed by chaos). Second part needs to escalate it into something genuinely unsettling while keeping the humor sharp. User seems familiar with internet culture - they're using a made-up word that already implies self-awareness about online editing drama. Probably someone who enjoys both linguistic precision and absurdist humor. They might be looking for validation of their own pet peeves or just want to laugh at the absurdity of digital collaboration hell. The challenge is making it informative without sounding dry, then flipping to disturbing territory smoothly. Maybe use metaphors like "digital Frankenstein monster" for the evolving definition? And the example sentence should feel like an actual nightmare scenario from online editing forums. Alright, let's
