Multiple answers can YES. If a term catches on in the real world significantly, you can post links to examples of its use. It can't just be a flash in the pan - it should be a term that has a clear meaning used within some community (academic or normal life, civilians, etc, somewhere in the english speaking world (or non-english but a group which uses this english term could count, too)).

note this has to be a positive term, not a scare term like GMO - "ooh, scary, we genetically selected corn to... be more nutritious, more edible, less bitter... terrifying"... it's been "modified" from its ancestral, barely edible form, round up the usual suspects

anytime by mid 2033 and people can keep adding new ones

I'll nuke ones that I take as not serious or extremely unlikely to catch on

You can add meta but you are at much higher risk of me banning them if I don't think it's productive