[Terry A. Davis]

I assume that UD means undetectable, right?

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OP is already in here, but I added eBook.
Thanks.

FUD Fully undetectable.
UD Undetectable, but will be spotted by some Anti-Viruses.

[A Powerade]

FUD Fully undetectable.
UD Undetectable, but will be spotted by some Anti-Viruses.

Thank you, I have added UD to the list.

[Phaxol]

By my understanding skidded doesn't mean a product is LQ but is actually copied from another program/e-book or another source.

[A Powerade]

By my understanding skidded doesn't mean a product is LQ but is actually copied from another program/e-book or another source.

Fixed, thanks.
That was one of the words that I added at the beginning of this thread and I defined it based on my knowledge and experience on HF.

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I am still looking to improve this thread!
Let me know if you have any words or phrases that I should add.

[Trust]

UID = A user's identification number found in the URL of their profile.

[Cyber Saint]

UID = A user's identification number found in the URL of their profile.

Good one. I was surprised when I didn't see this one. I'm sure he will add this as it is a pretty core bit of "lingo"

Hopefully this thread will gain a lot more popularity as I think it is pretty useful for any new members looking to learn the definitions of the words that are commonly spoken here on Hack Forums. I'm sure in a not too long time frame it will have a very large base of definitions.

[A Powerade]

UID = A user's identification number found in the URL of their profile.

Added this word along with where to find a user's UID.

[Terry A. Davis]

UID = A user's identification number found in the URL of their profile.

Should have an example such as:
https://hackforums.net/member.php?action...id=1237824
My UID is: 1237824

[A Powerade]

Should have an example such as:
https://hackforums.net/member.php?action...id=1237824
My UID is: 1237824

I already put that with the definition 🤝

[Sajuuk]

When I read "skid", I think of "script kiddie", which used to mean, but still might possibly mean, a kiddo that uses a scripting language (like Batch) to DoS, hack the NSA/CIA/FBI, or other relative actions. I assume this guide is either corrupt, or the term "skid" has changed over the period of time when I was away from HF. I don't think the latter is the reason for this.

[webdev77]

Word/Phrase: Search button
Definition: The text near the top of the page that says search. Instead of posting the same question 2874864 times, you click this button before posting and find many threads that already answer your question.

Spoiler (Click to View)
This is not an entirely serious suggestion, but seriously more people need to learn about the search tool.

[A Powerade]

When I read "skid", I think of "script kiddie", which used to mean, but still might possibly mean, a kiddo that uses a scripting language (like Batch) to DoS, hack the NSA/CIA/FBI, or other relative actions. I assume this guide is either corrupt, or the term "skid" has changed over the period of time when I was away from HF. I don't think the latter is the reason for this.

The current definition is what was given to me by other users so it may not be 100% correct.

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Word/Phrase: Search button
Definition: The text near the top of the page that says search. Instead of posting the same question 2874864 times, you click this button before posting and find many threads that already answer your question.

Spoiler (Click to View)
This is not an entirely serious suggestion, but seriously more people need to learn about the search tool.

I added that phrase along with your definition and a link to the search page.

[A Powerade]

I am still looking to improve this thread, please send me words and phrases to add to this!

[iDuL]

Remember in 2010/2011 when people put "/thread"?

It's used at the end of a reply to signify that this is the best post on the thread.

(I.E: If someone posts a thread asking a question, and someone answers it, the person who answered would put /thread at the end of his reply.)
I don't know if this should be considered for the list as I don't see it used anymroe.

[A Powerade]

Remember in 2010/2011 when people put "/thread"?

It's used at the end of a reply to signify that this is the best post on the thread.

(I.E: If someone posts a thread asking a question, and someone answers it, the person who answered would put /thread at the end of his reply.)
I don't know if this should be considered for the list as I don't see it used anymroe.

I see that being used every now and then, but not too much. I might add it if I see it more often.