To: Prince Charles
I've never understood "btt." What does it mean?
All the best,
5 posted on
01/28/2004 9:22:07 PM PST by
elhombrelibre
(Liberalism corrupts. Absolute Liberalism corrupts absolutely.)
To: elhombrelibre
6 posted on
01/28/2004 9:24:43 PM PST by
Keith in Iowa
(The only good news for Democrats is they could save $$ by switching to Geico.)
To: elhombrelibre
7 posted on
01/28/2004 9:25:47 PM PST by
Keith in Iowa
(The only good news for Democrats is they could save $$ by switching to Geico.)
To: elhombrelibre
btt - bump to the top
To: elhombrelibre
Bump is used when someone wants to post a reply to a thread simply to "bump" it back to the top of the "Latest Posts" list so more visitors will see it. BTTT - "Back To The Top" is used interchangeably with "Bump".
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9 posted on
01/28/2004 9:26:32 PM PST by
Pokey78
(Steyn: Leftists demonize Wolfowitz because his name begins with a big scary animal and ends Jewishly)
To: elhombrelibre
Bttt - Bump to the top, not Btt
To: elhombrelibre
Bttt means "Back To The Top"... this is from the old days when there was no way to search for a thread... once it scrolled off the "latest posts" page it was gone, unless you knew the URL, had a bookmark set or could get it from your browser's cache.
So, we used to "bump" threads to make them show up on the latest posts page in order to give them a wider audience.
Has it been 6 years already? Time flies.
To: elhombrelibre
Most of the time it is used to cause the thread to appear in your "posts to you" function so you can find it later and read it then.
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