IIRC Meaning: What Does It Stand For?

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The thread discusses the meanings of various acronyms and abbreviations, particularly focusing on "IIRC" and other similar terms. Participants explore different interpretations and engage in a light-hearted exchange about acronyms commonly used in online communication.

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  • One participant asks for the meaning of "IIRC," prompting various interpretations such as "If I Recall Correctly," "If I Really Cared," and "If It Really Counts."
  • Another participant expresses frustration with acronyms, questioning why people do not write things out fully.
  • Several participants engage in a playful exchange about other acronyms like "TTFN," with varying interpretations and jokes.
  • There is a suggestion that the discussion is evolving into a game where participants guess the meanings of acronyms.
  • Participants share humorous guesses for acronyms like "FOL" and "IDIC," with no definitive answers provided.
  • Discussion includes references to "1337" and "leet speak," with participants sharing their understanding and experiences related to it.
  • A participant asks about how to label links in HTML, leading to a technical discussion about formatting.
  • Another participant inquires about the meaning of "SWAG," indicating confusion over its usage.

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Participants do not reach a consensus on the meanings of the acronyms discussed, and multiple interpretations are presented. The discussion remains playful and exploratory without definitive conclusions.

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Some acronyms are presented humorously or sarcastically, and the meanings are often speculative. The discussion reflects a mix of genuine inquiries and playful banter, with no formal definitions established.

  • #31
Originally posted by Mentat
I've got another REALLY stupid question: How does one "label" a link (instead of it's just appearing in "http://..." format)?
In physics forums, or in normal HTML?

IN physics forums, use the button above. First box comes up and asks u for the label, second box comes up and asks you for the URL.



IN HTML: <A http://www.whatever.com>THIS IS YOUR LABEL</A>

Whatever appears between the <A> and the </A> is the label, while u write the address inside the brackets of the first <A>
 
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Thanks, AG.
 
  • #33
That link labelling you are showing is (possibly?) missing the quotation marks that are needed...

IN HTML: <A http://www.whatever.com>THIS IS YOUR LABEL</A> (yours)

needs...

IN HTML: <A="http://www.whatever.com">THIS IS YOUR LABEL</A> and perhaps the ='s sign too?

CWOT = Completely With Out Travel

FTF = ?
 
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  • #34
Got another stupid question for you guys. What does "SWAG" mean?

People constantly say "here's my SWAG on that", and I don't get it.
 

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