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I have come cross the use of OP's.What does OP's mean as used in a sentence.
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I have come cross the use of OP's.What does OP's mean as used in a sentence.
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That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
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Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
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I have come cross the use of OP's.What does OP's mean as used in a sentence.
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I have come cross the use of OP's.What does OP's mean as used in a sentence.
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sentence-meaning
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Robert Motari OntiriRobert Motari Ontiri
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That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
– oerkelens
14 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
– Laurel
12 mins ago
add a comment |
That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
– oerkelens
14 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
– Laurel
12 mins ago
That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
– oerkelens
14 mins ago
That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
– oerkelens
14 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
– Laurel
12 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
– Laurel
12 mins ago
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On online forums, message boards, discussion spots etc., OP stands for Original Poster, the one who initiated the discussion. As an example, in this discussion, it is you, @Robert Motari Ontiri, who is the OP.
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On online forums, message boards, discussion spots etc., OP stands for Original Poster, the one who initiated the discussion. As an example, in this discussion, it is you, @Robert Motari Ontiri, who is the OP.
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On online forums, message boards, discussion spots etc., OP stands for Original Poster, the one who initiated the discussion. As an example, in this discussion, it is you, @Robert Motari Ontiri, who is the OP.
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On online forums, message boards, discussion spots etc., OP stands for Original Poster, the one who initiated the discussion. As an example, in this discussion, it is you, @Robert Motari Ontiri, who is the OP.
answered 10 mins ago
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On online forums, message boards, discussion spots etc., OP stands for Original Poster, the one who initiated the discussion. As an example, in this discussion, it is you, @Robert Motari Ontiri, who is the OP.
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That's a bit of forum jargon. OP stands for Original Poster. On Stack Exchange, that is the person that asked the question.
– oerkelens
14 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Does OP mean “original poster” or “original post”?
– Laurel
12 mins ago