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Glossary of Terms?

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I am new to this site. Many of the posts contain terms and acronyms that I dont understand. Is there a glossary anywhere on this site that explains them?
For example, many posts are followed by other posts that just say "bump" or "bump###" or some variation of that. What is an OP? Just wondering.
 
"Bump" is just a tern used to basically move a thread back to the top of a forum, basically "bumping it" back to the top. You see that a lot in the classifieds section, where people try and keep their ads at the top.

As for "OP" I believe that stands for "Original Poster", the person who started a thread in the first place:)

Not "tern", Term, lol
 
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crissabella said:
"Bump" is just a tern used to basically move a thread back to the top of a forum, basically "bumping it" back to the top. You see that a lot in the classifieds section, where people try and keep their ads at the top.

As for "OP" I believe that stands for "Original Poster", the person who started a thread in the first place:)
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Yep. :yesnod:

As for a glossary, no there isn't one but you can always post here asking about any further ones you come across and I'm sure you'll get an answer shortly.
 
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