Here is a new paper published in the journal PLOSBuzzFeed…sorry, I mean PLOS Computational Biology:

A DIseAse MOdule Detection (DIAMOnD) Algorithm Derived from a Systematic Analysis of Connectivity Patterns of Disease Proteins in the Human Interactome

It's a good job that they mention the name of the algorithm ninety-one times in the paper, otherwise you might forget just how bogus the name is. At least DIAMOnD has that lower-case 'n' which means that no-one will confuse it with:

Fast and sensitive protein alignment using DIAMOND

This second DIAMOND paper dates all the way back to November 2014. Where does this DIAMOND get its name?

Double Index AlignMent Of Next-generation sequencing Data

This DIAMOND gets a bonus point for having a website link in the paper which doesn't seem to work.

So DIAMOnD and DIAMOND are both the latest recipients of JABBA awards for giving us Just Another Bogus Bioinformatics Acronym.