The OTF Wikipedia.
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Oct 10, 2024
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#22
Ive been “researching” for like 40 minutes and i cant find anything on the search thing. Maybe tomorrow (its like midnight for me rn) ill boot my pc and search on the website for more efficient search.
Oct 12, 2024
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#25
Balviboy wrote:
Copy. My thread was original
The otf Wikipedia thing was based (to a stretch) on past threads regarding otf research/“otf-ology”. Your otf history thread is also an inspiration, and it reminded me of these past threads of mine:
How time zones affect otf popularity/activity
"QUOTESPOOF"
The act of quoting a comment, and editing the material to be comical. History pulls the action back many years, but the term has taken popularity very recently.
Oct 17, 2024
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#28
The much used word “ Bump “ a word used solely to start an argument , and get the back up of whoever post’s old threads ✌️🤓
Oct 17, 2024
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#29
“Ferrari” A reference to a former member of the off topic forums who was likely banned by the moderators, presumably for spam.
Oct 17, 2024
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#30
“Hollow Knight”
A character or song recently revived, mostly posted in music forums by otfers (people who use Off Topic) who enjoy it either for the satisfaction or annoyance of anyone in the chat.
A character or song recently revived, mostly posted in music forums by otfers (people who use Off Topic) who enjoy it either for the satisfaction or annoyance of anyone in the chat.
Oct 17, 2024
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#31
“Mod” Short for moderator. Considered by most to be useful as they can stop fights and ban people. Others consider them “buzzkillls” (not me to be clear)
Oct 17, 2024
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#32
“E”
A spam used mostly by Leafy on RPs to fill up the chat and show that the user exists. This is an extremely useful and annoying way to summon a forum back online.
A spam used mostly by Leafy on RPs to fill up the chat and show that the user exists. This is an extremely useful and annoying way to summon a forum back online.
Oct 17, 2024
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#35
“Lmao and lmfao”
Terms usually used to show that the user is cry-laughing or satisfied with a response. Similar to “lol” in a sense. It can also be used to show sarcasm in a user's tone.
Terms usually used to show that the user is cry-laughing or satisfied with a response. Similar to “lol” in a sense. It can also be used to show sarcasm in a user's tone.
Oct 17, 2024
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#36
“Inb4thelock” Utilized as a way of demonstrating one’s existence on a thread before an assumed future lock from moderators.
Oct 17, 2024
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#38
#37
“Stands for Laughing my f***ing a** off and laughing my a** off”
A description of #35.
“Stands for Laughing my f***ing a** off and laughing my a** off”
A description of #35.
When was it first called otf?