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TOPIC: Discussion Board Terminology
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Mar 3, 2004
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These are some common terms and acronyms used in forums. More lingo can be found at www.netlingo.com
AVATAR: A picture which expresses your online nickname or personality
EMOTICONS (SMILEYS): These are symbols used to convey how you feel while posting. They can be ASCII symbols like :) or >:( or can be graphical such as
FLAME WAR: When a discussion deteriorates to personal attacks against the debaters.
FORUM: An online community where users read and post about topics of common interest (aka Discussion Board)
IMO (IMHO): "In My Opinion"/"In My Humble Opinion"
J/K: "Just Kidding"
K: "Okay"
LOL: "Laugh Out Loud"
LMAO: "Laugh My Ass Off"
LURKER: A user who reads but never posts
N1: "Nice one"
NEWBIE/NEWB/nOOb: A person new to the internet (or anything in general)
OMG: "Oh My God"
PORTAL: A Web site that serves as a starting point to other destinations or activities on the Web
POST: Creating or replying to a topic in a forum
ROFL/ROTFL: "Roll On the Floor Laughing"
SIGNATURE: A text statement which you attach to posts. Is often a quote.
SPAM: Where people post identical and irrelevant messages that have nothing to do with the content of the posting
THREAD: A chain of postings on a single subject in a discussion board/forum
TTYL: "Talk To You Later"
TYVM: "Thank You Very Much"
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