noun suggested
in·fo·graph·IC·i·ty
Evidentiary appearance in excess of evidentiary content. The bar chart without an axis; the arrow diagram asserting a causation nobody measured.
The deck scored high on infographicity and reported no findings.
Etymologyinfographic + -icity, on specificity, authenticity, historicity.
NoteProvenance: proposed as infographicously. The suffix was blocked on rule, but the replacement changed suffix, part of speech and meaning — the last supplied rather than asked for. The only entry here not descended from the word that prompted it. Prior art: Tufte's chartjunk and data-ink ratio both concern ornament on a graphic genuinely conveying data; this is the rhetorical case.
slot 4 · form 5 · clarity 4 · music 3 → 16/25 · one reader's opinion, ranks nothing