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here is a list of all the Abbreviations, Acronyms and Definitions i have encountered and their meaning. everybody feel free to add to this list at any time






AKA - Also Known As

ALEXA - alexa.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexa_Internet

Answerable.com - registrar

ASAP - as soon as possible

ATM - at (this) moment or a$$ to mouth

BIN - means Buy It Now

BKA - Better Known As

BTW - by the way

BUDGIE - one who repeats mobi-skeptical comments so often that it reminds one of a parrot's limited vocabulary

BUMP - Please put my thread back to the top of the forum

CCC - means 3 characters

COMPETE - compete.com SnapShots are smart profiles of the websites we visit. Simply enter a domain (e.g. amazon.com) and SnapShot will provide traffic history, a trust assessment and a list of all available coupon codes. (I use this site very frequently)

CSS - Cascading Syle Sheet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascading_style_sheet

CTR - CLICK THRU RATIO

CVCV - means Consonant Vowel Consonant Vowel The C is consonant, the L is letter, and the V is vowel (aka LVLV)

DNF - is for DNF

DW - Dreamweaver (coding program) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macromedia_Dreamweaver

ECOSYSTEM, SCMECOSYSTEM - refering to the .mobi community and every one that contributes to its expansion and development

END USER - ...Someone who purchases a domain name and takes it live on the web vs. a reseller (another domainer) who purchases the domain to also sell and market it.

ESCROW.com - https://www.escrow.com/ - Provides online escrow services that facilitate and accelerate e-commerce by assuring secure settlement, and a provider of secure business and consumer transaction management on the Internet.

ESTIBOT.com - Instant, free domain appraisal and domain name keyword research tool. estibot.com

EXT - Extention (referring to different TDL’s) example…. .com .net .mobi

ETC or etc. - Et Cetera http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera

FYI - For Your Information. (its sounds as if the person saying it is being offensive, but this is rarely the case)

GEM - ...a term often referred to a domain that is thought of being a "gem" of a name, in other words great value as a domain and potential web site. Actually, a matter of opinion in most cases. Synonomous sometime with "premium" or "primo" example.... "i just REGGED a GEM"!!

GEO - it is short for geographical, such as a city name or a country name, etc examples Buffalo, Prag , Los Angeles , New York City

GODADDY or GD - one of the more popular registrar’s http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/default.asp

HITS - when a visitor visits a site and actually clicks on an ad http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hit_(web_request)

HTML - Hypertext Markup Launguage http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML
XHTML - Extensible Hypertext Markup Language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhtml

IMHO - is In My Honest (or humble) Opinion
IMO - is In My Opinion

IPHONE - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone

LANDER - the home page of the parked page.

LLL - means Letter Letter Letter or a 3 letter name
L-L - is Letter hyphen Letter
LVLV - Letter vowel Letter Vowel

LMAO - is laughing my a$$ off (internet slang)

LOL - means Laughing Out Loud (internet slang)

MAG - http://www.advisorygroup.mobi/index.html

MF - Mothe* Fu*ker

MOD , MOD’S - moderator/s

MONIKER - http://www.moniker.com/index.jsp (Buy and sell domain names. Offers active marketing, domain name appraisals and domain parking)

mTLD - aka dot mobi

MySQL - http://www.mysql.com/ MySQL (pronounced "my ess cue el") is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL), the most popular language for adding, accessing, and processing data in a database. Because it is open source, anyone can download MySQL and tailor it to their needs in accordance with the general public license. MySQL is noted mainly for its speed, reliability, and flexibility

ND - NameDrive.com is a domain parking service that offers a mobi compliant parking page.

NDA - Non-Disclosure Agreement http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-disclosure_agreement

NNN - means 3 numbers
N-N is Number hyphen Number
NNNN - means 4 numbers

NP - is short for namepros.com

NR - means No Reserve

NUB or NUBS - short for number/s

OMG - Oh my god (or gosh for the more spiritually inclined)) (internet slang)

OP - Original Post

OVT - means overture http://inventory.overture.com/d/sear...ry/suggestion/ or go to keywo.com

PHP - is a reflective programming language originally designed for producing dynamic web pages http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP

POOL - http://www.pool.com/

PPC - Pay Per Click

PDA, PDA's - Personal Digital Assistant/s or simply handheld computer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_digital_assistant

PR - means Page Ranking

REG or REGGED - (registered) refers to someone that has bought or has just purchased as specified domain, could be any one of the top level domians not stricktly referring to a .mobi ..... example "I just REGGED a gem"!!!

REGISTRAR - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_registrar

REP - means reputation. If you look in the top bar of a post you will see this image. Click it to give someone a positive rating for a good post

RFP , RPF’s -Request for Proposal/s

ROI - RETURN ON INVESTMENT

ROTFLMAO - roll on the floor laughing my ass off (internet slang) there are several versions of this
ROFLPIMP! - (rolling on the floor laughing peeing in my pants!) (internet slang)

RUBY - Ruby is the interpreted scripting language for quick and easy object-oriented programming. It has many features to process text files and to do system management tasks (as in Perl). It is simple, straight-forward, extensible, and portable. http://www2.ruby-lang.org/en/20020101.html

SCANDI - Scandiman

SKEDDADDLE - pl. skedaddle, Am. slang
1. adj. The longest running domain sales thread in the history of the internet.
2. adj. The sales thread with the record of the most self bumping (see bump) in the history of Internet existence.
3. verb quickly closing the browser when landing on a website or a thread of intolerable anguish and pain.
4. verb to leave the scene in a hurried fashion; Let's skedaddle, syn with "Let's get the hell out of Dodge"

SE(s) - Search Engine(s)

SEM - Search Engine Marketing

SEO - Search Engine Optimization

SEDO - sedo.com (Buy and sell domain names. Offers active marketing, domain name appraisals and domain parking)

SMF - in short — is a free, professional grade software package that allows you to set up your own online community within minutes. http://simplemachines.org/

TLD -mTop Level Domain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-level_domain

TM or TM's - trademarked or trademarks

TOS - Terms of Service (those things that every site pops up that you are supposed to read and agree to but we never read anyways)

TRAFFIC - The amount of visitors a site receives

URL/s - Uniform Resource Locator http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Url

VB - http://www.vbulletin.com/ vBulletin is a professional, affordable community forum solution. Thousands of clients, including many industry leading blue chip companies, have chosen vBulletin - It's the ideal choice for any size of community.

WAP - Wireless Application Protocol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireles...ation_Protocol

WAZ or WAZI - short for WAZIDA

WHO IS - Find out who registered a domain name and view additional registration and Web site data. (this feature is used very frequently for the most part by us domainers FYI) examlple -- http://www.networksolutions.com/whoi...ain=wazida.com --

WT - is WordTracker.com

WTF - means "What The F&%$" (internet slang)
 
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Nice..

One Suggestion:

Take out the word "ecosystem." That word makes me want to puke. I'm sure I'm not alone on that one. >:(
 
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BTW this list was created with the assistance of :$: scandiman :$: and circa1850 (Gerry) from mobility mobi WAZ
 
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Nice list should help out newcomers and refresh some of our memories. Good job.


Might want to add "Slim Pickins" - Term used to describe the actor in what seems like 50% of the westerns ever made or the number of generic English one-word terms available to free reg in .mobi extension. (J/K) :hehe:


seanboy said:
Nice.. One Suggestion:
Take out the word "ecosystem." That word makes me want to puke. I'm sure I'm not alone on that one. >:(
Mighty fine suggestion partner. :bingo:

wazida said:
BTW this list was created with the assistance of scandiman and circa1850 (Gerry) from mobility mobi WAZ
Nice ex-pat fellers thay are but if they done put that dern "schmecosystem" word in there I outta meet tham out at the woodshed. D-:
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Skedaddle...lol...how funny and so true, it's a legend for sure!

Nice list!
 
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acc said:
Nice list should help out newcomers and refresh some of our memories. Good job.





Mighty fine suggestion partner. :bingo:

Nice ex-pat fellers thay are but if they done put that dern "schmecosystem" word in there I outta meet tham out at the woodshed. D-:
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Originally Posted by seanboyNice.. One Suggestion:
Take out the word "ecosystem." That word makes me want to puke. I'm sure I'm not alone on that one.


i need to hear from Jeff first b4 i do somthing so drastic as that :snaphappy: :blink:
 
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acc said:
... Might want to add "Slim Pickins" - Term used to describe the actor in what seems like 50% of the westerns ever made or the number of generic English one-word terms available to free reg in .mobi extension. (J/K) :hehe:
Andy, I was just kidding (J/K) about adding "Slim Pickins" to the list. (Please remove it for list integrity sake.)
Although now I see that "J/K" should be on there.
 
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acc said:
Andy, I was just kidding (J/K) about adding "Slim Pickins" to the list. (Please remove it for list integrity sake.)
Although now I see that "J/K" should be on there.

damn, i did see that lol :'(
 
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Skedaddle.mobi - for sale in 2013!

garrett200 said:
Skedaddle...lol...how funny and so true, it's a legend for sure!

Nice list!

LOL, that was my first and last (so far) .mobi purchase. I figured I needed to have at least one .mobi in my portfolio (which has some pretty strong industry specific .coms), so I could feel like I was rolling with the times, :hehe:

Glad to see I sort of made it into unofficial NP history by buying it!

George
 
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HeyGeek said:
Skedaddle.mobi - for sale in 2013!
LOL - good sense of humor there George.

Any name can be built out and branded with effort. That one has a head start in consumer awareness - albeit in the mobi-forums niche.

Hope to hear of more .mobis finding their way into your portfolio - not to worry, the good ones don't bite ...
 
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^ Congrats again, George! :tu:

seanboy said:
One Suggestion:

Take out the word "ecosystem." That word makes me want to puke. I'm sure I'm not alone on that one. >:(

"Ecosystem" should surely be in there, IMHO. :music:

ECOSYSTEM - refering to the .mobi community and every one that contributes to its expansion and development ....

Thanks for the post.
-Jeff B-)
 
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Jeff is god :imho: ecosystem will stay :sold:
 
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:sold:

See you soon, Waz.
-Jeff B-)
 
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wazida said:
ecosystem will stay :sold:
:'(:td:

I didn't want to have to do this ... but to counter the incessant use of the term "ecosystem" in every .mobi discussion thread .... I'm afraid that we'll need to either add the term "budgie" or the scientific term "ecosystem-shmecosystem" to the .mobi vernacular list.

"budgie" - one who repeats mobi-skeptical comments so often that it reminds one of a parrot's limited vocabulary:imho:
See visual aid here >>> Doom and Gloom Budgie <<<

"ecosystem-shmecosystem" - a lighthearted yet pointed response to highlight the tiresome overuse of the term "ecosystem" in mobi forum comments :imho:
 
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No one that actually has a REAL stake in the extension uses the word "ecosystem." That word is only used to mock us.
 
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"ecosystem-shmecosystem" - a lighthearted yet pointed response to highlight the tiresome overuse of the term "ecosystem" in mobi forum comments :imho:[/QUOTE]


:santa:
 
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