HT
HT has 3 meanings
- 1.Hi there
- 2.Heard Through
- 3.Hat Tip
Hi there
Example
HT, good to see you again
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Heard Through
An acronym used on Twitter when posting where you heard some information; often references a person, organization, or a webpage.
Example
HT TechCrunch that Apple released the new iPad today
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Hat Tip
Tweeters use "HT" to give a "hat tip" to another user. This is a way of crediting the other user for providing an idea, comment, or link. For example, if a tweet says "HT to @AwesomeUser for pointing that out," it means the idea in the tweet originally came from @AwesomeUser.
In ye olden days, people tipped their hats at others as a sign of respect. On Twitter, HT is also a sign of respect - because it gives credit to those who originated (or originally shared) an idea.
Example
HT to @SlangBoy for their awesome definition of HT
Attaboy
On Twitter, HT is a virtual hat tip
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h/t | Hat tip |
LRT | Last retweet |
PRT | Please Retweet |
QRT | Quote retweet |
Retweet offender | A person who constantly retweets on Twitter |
Attaboy | Good job |
Attagirl | Good job |
GJ | Good job |
GJP | Good job partner |
WTG | Way to go |
An informal salutation that is an easy way of saying "Hello;" can be used when someone just joined a chat room or online game.