What Does This Mean?
A tone indicator typed at the end of a message to mark teasing: the sender is poking fun in a friendly way and does not mean it as an attack. A more specific variant, /frt, means friendly teasing. It is used in online communities and by people who find tone hard to read in plain text, including many neurodivergent users.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Your cooking skills are legendary, the smoke alarm agrees /t""
LORE & ORIGIN
Wikipedia's article on tone indicators lists /t for teasing alongside /gen, /p and /r, and notes that such tags are especially popular with neurodivergent people. It gives no date for this tag. The tags are community-made and not standardised, so lists differ on related variants.
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