Names and meanings

Patrick Smith44 said:PDirect message I'm still waiting on that update.DM me.

No, just send me a direct message. Message
😉🙂

Excuse me, could someone please clarify what "LJES" actually refers to?

Samuel Cruz61 said:so... anyone actually know what LJES stands for? anyone...?

subforum LJNice. I don't even know where to start... just total chaos. All this noise and nothing actually happening. Just more of the same.erotica... Sex

Could someone please clarify something for me? If I happen to get banned from a specific sub-forum or off-topic section, does that automatically result in a site-wide ban? Also, what is the actual implication when a moderator suggests moving a post back on-topic?

Thanks in advance for the help.

crimsondriver54 said:Could someone walk me through how this works? If I get banned from a specific sub-forum or an off-topic thread, does that automatically mean I'm out for the whole site? Also, what’s the deal when a moderator tells someone to stay on topic?

Thanks in advance for the help

I already gave you an answer over here
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When a moderator suggests staying on topic, it’s essentially a polite way of saying you've drifted too far from the main point—kind of like wandering out of your lane on a highway. They're asking you to stick to the subject at hand, much like a teacher keeping a classroom focused, because if the chatter stays irrelevant, they might have to start handing out penalties for off-topic posts (10 points)

vividfalcon14 said:I already gave you an answer here
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When a moderator tells you to stay on topic, it’s a polite way of saying you've drifted too far afield—discussing things that have absolutely nothing to do with the original thread. They’re suggesting you stick to the subject at hand, mainly because if things get too unruly, the moderator might have to start handing out penalties for off-topic posts (10 points).

Much obliged for the prompt response.👍

Maybe I’m just being a bit slow here, but does anyone actually know what people mean when they type out "xd"?

Tyler Price said:Maybe I'm just being dense, but what does it actually mean when someone types "xd"?

Look, do your own homework.😁
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=XD

boldhound8 said:Look, go educate yourself😁
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=XD

Thanks for the education! XD

I have two quick questions:

1. What does the abbreviation NHF—or whatever it was, I might have misremembered it slightly—actually stand for?

2. Could someone clarify what it means when "patient" appears right under a username, and then the location shows up as n/a or something similar? Does that imply the user account has been deactivated? Also, what exactly does "n/a" signify in this context?

1. what does the abbreviation NHF stand for? I can't remember if I got it right.

It stands for No Hard Feelings, sort of like saying "no offense" or "don't take it personally."

Robert Cox87 said:No Hard Feelings, or just "no offense" if you want to keep it simple.

Thanks,🙂

Amy Walker4 said:What does it mean when someone is listed as a "Patient" under their username, and the location says "n/a"? Does that mean the user was deleted? Also, what does "n/a" stand for?

Seeing "Patient" usually suggests the account was wiped out, perhaps due to a system glitch or because it was a dormant registration—like someone signing up just to spam and then never posting again. Most American forums, much like this one, allow admins to scrub a user's profile while keeping their old comments intact.

As for "n/a", it simply means "not applicable" or unknown.

Best, 🙂

vividfalcon14 said:When you see "Patient" listed, it usually means that user was likely deleted due to a system glitch or an accidental error. It could also be someone who signed up years ago but never actually contributed anything, or perhaps they joined just to drop some ads and then vanished without leaving a single footprint, leading to their account being purged. On most major American forums, there’s a standard administrative option to wipe a user's profile while preserving all their old posts so the conversation stays intact, and we follow that same logic here.

And when you see , it simply stands for unknown.

Best regards. 🙂

Thanks, take care 🙂

I was wondering if there's any way to change the color of my username... for example, instead of having DumaDuma in blue, could I make it look like a moderator or admin's name? 😂 Not necessarily exactly like theirs, but maybe something like light blue, gold, or something else cool...

Anonymous said:I was wondering if there's any way to change my username color... like, instead of the standard blue, maybe something like what the mods or admins have 😂—not necessarily those exact ones, but maybe light blue, gold, or something else?

Not gonna happen ☕

Anonymous said:So, I was wondering—can I actually change the color of my username? Like, if I'm rocking a handle like DumaDuma, can I ditch the standard blue and get one of those fancy colors that the mods or admins have? Is that even a thing? 😂Not exactly those, you know? Maybe more like a light blue, or maybe a gold... something else entirely?

mistymarlin6 said:Sure, you can go with the green option... but it’s gonna cost you. 😛

The only option you've got is gray. Honestly, it’s practically free at this point. You might even be able to snag it for good if you play your cards right.

^^So, does the forum just pick their sponsors out of thin air, or can brands actually reach out? From what I've gathered, anyone can apparently message that guy with the green username to hash out pricing and all that jazz... specifically regarding the 😁
product.

What does this section on my profile actually mean?

Recommendations: 1?

So, basically, some random user on here listed you as their referral—you know, the person who actually invited them to join the forum. 🙂