Acronyms, Faces, and Asterisks Explained: Difference between revisions

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 EOYA - [[End of the Year Awards|End Of the Year Awards]] (to EOYA something is to save a quote or chat to put in said awards)
-EOYD - End Of the Year Dance (also with VD - Valentines Dance)<ref><cite class="note">Alas, this famed festivity is no more. The first year I came to NSA, (2021,) I ''think'' I remember it being announced. But, by 2022, it was discontinued for reasons unbeknownst to me.</ref>
+EOYD - End Of the Year Dance (also with VD - Valentines Dance)<ref>Alas, this famed festivity is no more. The first year I came to NSA, (2021,) I ''think'' I remember it being announced. But, by 2022, it was discontinued for reasons unbeknownst to me.</ref>
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-OMW - Oh My Word (typically used as a replacement for "omg," which typically isn't used very often)<ref><cite class="note">Using the Lord's name in vain is generally frowned upon at NSA, and I think that's the reason for this occurrence.</ref>
+OMW - Oh My Word (typically used as a replacement for "omg," which typically isn't used very often)<ref>Using the Lord's name in vain is generally frowned upon at NSA, and I think that's the reason for this occurrence.</ref>
 OMC - Oh My Cow