If you know the people well, and it is a personal and informal communication, then absolutely use abbreviation jargon. On the flip side, if you are just starting a friendship or professional relationship with the other person, then it is a good idea to avoid abbreviations until you have developed a relationship rapport. If the messaging is in a professional context with someone at work, or with a customer or vendor outside your company, then avoid abbreviations altogether.
Using full word spellings shows professionalism and courtesy. It is much easier to err on the side of being too professional and then relax your communications over time than doing the inverse. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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Original Poster - The original poster of a forum or imageboard thread 2. Original Post - The first post in a forum or imageboard thread 3. Opening - A common abbreviation for opening, most commonly used in Japan or regarding anime 4.
Overpowered - Statement that something is too powerful, usually in a game. The creator of the post to which the comment refers. A character, weapon, ability so strong that the game lacks challenge and becomes mundane. That's so offensive!
OP is probably just a troll. Our team just wiped out that owl-bear with three sneak attacks. In forum terms, OP refers to the Original Poster.
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