"To be credible and convincing as a professional, choose another word to honestly communicate the true state of affairs," she suggests.
In Borgen, Fonsmark is ethical to the point of extreme stubbornness – scathing of other people's weakness, determined to communicate the true story rather than the lines being spun by those in power.
The sonideros see themselves as helping their audience communicate their true sentiments, whether to a group of friends at the party, relatives in Chicago or a girlfriend in Ciudad Neza outside Mexico City.
So I've written some commemorative lines, trying to communicate a true feeling of admiration for the noble battle that you've been fighting all these years, and that today, I think, is even more difficult to win.
"The only way to communicate with true privacy is to put a Post-it note on a book of matches and have the whole thing burn up after it's read".
"You loved it," he writes of the game, "because you considered it an art: an apparently pointless affair, undertaken by people with a special aptitude, which sidestepped attempts to paraphrase its value yet somehow seemed to communicate something true or even crucial about the Human Condition.
Beth Bailey, a historian at Temple University, told me that during the 19th century, when such missives were considered "an essential way to get to know people," there were how-to books that provided not only letter-writing templates but also "phrases for how to communicate your true self".
On Thursday, the Mail's ongoing quest to communicate the true identity of Banksy to a willfully indifferent nation reached a third stage, as the Mail Online reported that the artist may be a parking attendant at his own Dismaland theme park.
The question is whether the agents can be incented to communicate their true input to the center, allowing all agents to compute the function correctly.
