Danimal
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Thanks to Simmo for the whole 'speak 1337 with Microsoft' link... I went through other links and found this...
Netiquette 101 for new netizens (Corny, I know.)
I read a small tid-bit on the bottom that goes as follows
The ones I marked in bold are the ones I have never seen before or they are wrong. If I saw an acronym that I didn't know, if I asked I will get the following responses:
"YOU FCKEN TEAM-FLASHING ****!"
"n0000000000000000000000000000beh"
"No."
I believe the phrase "ROTFL" is "ROFL" or "ROFLCAKES" :|
Anyway, the point of this thread is to show this link:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/online/netiquette.mspx
Enjoy!
Netiquette 101 for new netizens (Corny, I know.)
I read a small tid-bit on the bottom that goes as follows
Learning online acronyms
Another idea that has evolved to streamline communication is using acronyms. Because typing takes longer than speaking, savvy netizens like to reduce common phrases to a few simple letters. If you encounter an acronym you haven't seen yet, politely ask what it means and you'll have a great acronym vocabulary before you know it.
Here are some examples of commonly used acronyms:
ASAP (As soon as possible)
BBL (Be back later)
BRB (Be right back)
LOL (Laughing out loud)
ROTFL (Rolling on the floor laughing)
BTW (By the way)
OIC (Oh, I see)
CUL (See you later)
OTOH (On the other hand)
GMTA (Great minds think alike)
IMHO (In my humble opinion)
RUOK (Are you OK?)
TIA (Thanks in advance)
J/K (Just kidding)
TTFN (Ta-ta for now)
The ones I marked in bold are the ones I have never seen before or they are wrong. If I saw an acronym that I didn't know, if I asked I will get the following responses:
"YOU FCKEN TEAM-FLASHING ****!"
"n0000000000000000000000000000beh"
"No."
I believe the phrase "ROTFL" is "ROFL" or "ROFLCAKES" :|
Anyway, the point of this thread is to show this link:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/online/netiquette.mspx
Enjoy!