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# Twitter Abbreviations

CC = Carbon-copy. Works the same way as email\
CX = Correction\
CT = Cuttweet. Another way of saying partial retweet\
DM = Direct message. A direct-message is a message only you and the person who sent it can read\
HT = Hat tip. This is a way of attributing a link to another Twitter user\
MT = Modified tweet. This means the tweet you're looking at is a paraphrase of a tweet originally written by someone else\
PRT = Partial retweet. The tweet you're looking at is the truncated version of someone else's tweet.\
PRT = Please retweet, a plea to put at the end of a tweet\
RT = Retweet. The tweet you're looking at was forwarded to you by another user