Para que no nos quedemos en la luna con el lenguaje cibernetico aqui tan algunos significados, si tienen mas agregenlos:
AFAIC:As far as I'm concerned
AFAIK:As far as I know
AFK:Away from keyboard
BRB:Be right back
BTDT:Been there, done that
BTW:By the way
BUAG:Butt-ugly ASCII graphic
C/C:Comments and criticism
EOM:End of message
FAQ:Frequently Asked Question. When people say "the FAQ", they are generally referring to a list of answers to Frequently Asked Questions. These are posted monthly on many newsgroups or mailing lists to reduce discussion of topics that have already been thoroughly covered. It's a good idea to look at a FAQ file for a newsgroup or mailing list before participating in it. For help in finding FAQ files, see the Knowledge Base document Where can I find a repository of Usenet FAQ files? A large list of all known FAQ postings in newsgroups is also posted periodically in the Usenet newsgroup news.admin.
FTW:For the win
FWIW:For what it's worth
FYI:For your information
HTH Hope this helps
IANAL:I am not a lawyer
IIRC:If I recall correctly
IMHOIn my humble opinion
IMNSHO:In my not so humble opinion
IMO:In my opinion
IOW:In other words
l33t or 1337:From "elite". This has become a term used to describe the informal communication of Internet gaming. L33t speak is easily identified by the substitution of number and other characters for regular letters; e.g., hackers becomes h4XX0rz.
LFG:Looking for group, usually used in MMORPGs
LMAO:Laughing my butt off
LOL:Laughing out loud
MMORPG:Massive, multiplayer, online role-playing game, such as
MOTAS:Member of the appropriate sex
MOTOS:Member of the opposite sex
MOTSS:Member of the same sex
NG:Newsgroup
n00b:From "newbie", meaning a newcomer not yet familiar with the
rules
OTOH:On the other hand
PWN:Usage of the term "own", as in "I PWNed you!"
RL:Real Life, as opposed to the Internet
ROFL:Rolling on the floor laughing
ROFLMAO:Rolling on the floor laughing my butt off
RTFM:Read The Fine Manual. This may be interpreted as: "You have asked a question which would best be answered by consulting the manual (or FAQ, or other help files), a copy of which should be in your possession. The question you have asked is clearly answered in the manual and you are wasting time asking people to read it to you." It's good netiquette to mail this type of answer to another user rather than post it in public messages.
SO Significant other, used to refer to someone's romantic partner without making any assumptions about gender or legal status
TLA:Three letter acronym
TTFN:Ta ta for now
TTYL:Talk to you later
w00t:An expression of joy
WFN:Wrong forum, noob
WT:What the heck
YMMH:You might mean here
YMMV:Your mileage may vary
{g}:Grin
{BG}:Big grin
