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demhottie

(292 posts)
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 12:51 PM Nov 2012

Hello- nt?

Hi- I'm new here and wondering what nt means. I googled it and it said abbr for "no thanks", but that never makes sense in the context I see it here.

Would appreciate any clues because I don't have one lol

Thanks!

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Hello- nt? (Original Post) demhottie Nov 2012 OP
It means there is no text in the message part uppityperson Nov 2012 #1
Thanks! nt :-) demhottie Nov 2012 #2
Welcome to DU, demhottie! Aristus Nov 2012 #3
Oooh good question- I had assumed it was Amelia Earhart demhottie Nov 2012 #7
thanks! was wondering about that too -NT Tenleytown Nov 2012 #4
Sometimes people write eom instead. rug Nov 2012 #5
I learned something new too - nt xdhusker Nov 2012 #6

uppityperson

(116,002 posts)
1. It means there is no text in the message part
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 12:57 PM
Nov 2012

down here. If a thread is long, it means you don't have to expand out or click on a particular post to see the message text since there isn't any. It is a courtesy to those who may be reading on limited internet access or device. Put it in subject line if you write nothing in the message body.

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demhottie

(292 posts)
7. Oooh good question- I had assumed it was Amelia Earhart
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 07:12 PM
Nov 2012


but it gave me a good excuse to Google Pancho Barnes.

Thanks for the welcome
 

rug

(82,333 posts)
5. Sometimes people write eom instead.
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 04:02 PM
Nov 2012

"End of message"

Although I don't see what the big deal is about a click and a scroll.

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