Abbreviations

[hebrewbrain]

Thanks man, that's real helpful!

 

[digitalis]

Very usefull!

 

[SkyDancer]

Reading....reading.....reading......thanks for the info!

 

[tru2dgame]

I really appreciate the heads up. Having this will clarify those abbreviations that have double meanings. Thumbs up!

 

[Underwhelmed]

Great idea.

Should help me better understand what some of this stuff means.

 

[tiberius_claud]

Ha! I had a list of all these terms and abbreviations on WORD. No need for that now.

 

[mommywoman]

I guess i need to start over reading. I tried to access what newbies are supposed to read but it kept taking me back to the previous screen. Like i was caught in this big circle. My replies were being posted until i suddenly didn't have permission anymore, so I'm really confused now. I will start over from the beginning, but it's very frustrating.

 

[Irish]

I am also finding the "new" information a bit tedious to wade through. Found that you need to have at least 5 posts to be able to post elsewhere, but still can't. Don't have the energy to comb through it all again to find out what's wrong now. Maybe I'll come back tomorrow and all will be right with the world...who knows.

 

[jacqi4arts]

I joined ECF awhile back; but did not read all the rules for NEW members. Just today I learned the rules for new members' required number of posts, verified members rules, etc.

 

[shaun.vgurus]

Nice feature! Ive been here for a couple of days. Is it normal to feel this lost trying to find your way around here.lol

 

[mburg60]

thank you very much. new here now i just need to know what carto means

 

[zjb1]

That's a great feature. Does it happen automatically when abbreviations or acronyms show up in a post, or do posters need to create links when they post?

 

[Lizzy1029]

Thanks for helping us learn the lingo!

 

[Nevalern]

What a helpful tool, I think it should be universal for all abbreviations as well as acronyms....thank you.

 

[jacqi4arts]

Hello new members!

You've probably noticed that the world of e-cigarettes is dominated by a bewildering array of abbreviations (not to mention products ).

To make your life a little easier browsing the forum, we've enabled a feature that automatically defines some of the more commonly used abbreviations.

Take ECF, PV or FDA as examples: You will notice that these have a dotted line underneath them - if you hover your mouse over them you should see a definition pop up.

This feature has been tested in Firefox and Internet Explorer (6+) only. If you are not seeing them for any reason, please post in this thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo.../60659-new-am-i-just-lame-have-noticed-2.html

All the best!

SJ

Started vaping 9/15/2011--not knowing I had found a new source for new learning experiences.

 

[Scootawho]

thank you very much. new here now i just need to know what carto means

"Carto" is short for "cartomizer". A portmanteau of "cartridge" and "atomizer", two parts of an ecig. A three-piece model ecig has a cartridge, atomizer and battery. A two piece has a carto and a battery.

 

[Dampfkocher]

had been wonderful knowing ist as a newbie! great tool folks!

 

[rob_dt19]

i feel so educated now

 

[Koman]

This is very useful, I'm directing all of my newbie vapers to this thread.

 

[Jersey1111]

Thanks for this info, great for a newbie!