Lingo

[Akarpenter]

I'm new to vaping, been playing around with ecig a for about a year, but just learned how much more there is out there than the cheapie disposable ones. Just wondering if anyone could help out with some of the lingo and abbreviations used on these forums. A little overwhelming trying to learn when everything is abbreviated and I already barely know what most of this stuff is.
Thanks!

 

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Forum Glossary - ECF InfoZone

hth

 

[bacc.vap]

Many of the abbreviations have a line under them, like PG, VG, or APV, if you hover over them it will tell you what they mean. Try it.

 

[The Ocelot]

Forum Glossary - ECF InfoZone

hth

That's an interesting link. It's dated June 2012, but there's no mention of clearomizers. I realize the lingo changes all the time, but shouldn't the word "tank" be in there somewhere? What's a Janty Stick? (Commences Googling)

 

[tnt56]

They may be listing it as a clearomizer, or a carto/tank. I can't find the link right now but there is a link that's called Abbreviations 101. Try searching for it. Sorry I'm using my phone at the moment.

 

[The Ocelot]

They may be listing it as a clearomizer, or a carto/tank. I can't find the link right now but there is a link that's called Abbreviations 101. Try searching for it. Sorry I'm using my phone at the moment.

I was referring to the list on that particular link. I was surprised, since it was posted in 2012, that the information wasn't more comprehensive and current.

 

[attempted]

Check out the links the others left, but don't feel bad about being in the dark. It's very difficult, but you catch on after a while and the lingo becomes second nature.

 

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That's an interesting link. It's dated June 2012, but there's no mention of clearomizers. I realize the lingo changes all the time, but shouldn't the word "tank" be in there somewhere? What's a Janty Stick? (Commences Googling)

You have to contact the InfoZone editor with any suggestions or questions on the post

 

[klynnn]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/21069-ecf-abbreviations-101-a.html