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Chock
It is emulating emote commands which you sometimes get in MMO computer games; for example, you might type /applaud in an MMO's chat window to make your MMO character in a game start clapping, or /sit to make your character sit down. Thus when someone types /thread, they typically mean: 'I've just proved my point so conclusively, that there is no need for this thread to continue'
Lozart
TL
R
R
Chock
In any medium where typing and reading are the primary means of communication, anyone who types TLR (too long, didn't read) might as well have typed 'I'm a thick fecker who can't read very well' lol
R (too long, didn't read) might as well have typed 'I'm a thick fecker who can't read very well' lol
Lozart
Alternatively it may be a response to yet another overly verbose post...
Lozart
Also you have clearly missed the point of the subject matter. Typing "/thread" is a shorthand response, explaining it with an essay seems rather redundant, hence the use of "TLR" as comedy.
R" as comedy.
Chock
I've not missed any point, I merely answered someone's question. Typing TLR when I merely attempted to be helpful, is not only rude and uncalled for, but since the reply - long or otherwise - was not directed at you, is also an unnecessary disphemism.
R when I merely attempted to be helpful, is not only rude and uncalled for, but since the reply - long or otherwise - was not directed at you, is also an unnecessary disphemism.