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Is there a sticky or help tab where alot of the 3 letter abbreviations you guys use on this site? Ive tryed to find one I dont see it. Some topics I try to read am Im just lost with all the different abbreviations
 

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Click on "Advice" in the red bar at the top of the page. There you will find the common TS (timeshare) abbreviations, but be aware that many popular resorts are also often abbreviated, and you won't find them there.
 

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Don't worry it takes about a month or more to talk/learn/comprend this here timeshare language. Just keep reading ... it will sink in. :D

Okay, maybe a bit longer ... :eek:

Welcome to TUG!
 

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TPU's????? I cant find it on the glossary it seems to be used frequently
 

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Probably hasn't been added. TPU is a relatively new concept from RCI. Trading Power Units. A way of assigning a 'value' for exchanging purposes. It's just for the 'Weeks' side as RCI Points has their own value. Some call TPU, 'Points Lite.'
 

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Is there a sticky or help tab where alot of the 3 letter abbreviations you guys use on this site? Ive tryed to find one I dont see it. Some topics I try to read am Im just lost with all the different abbreviations

At my last place of employment, I started a TLA worksheet that soon became standard issue to all new employees! (TLA=three letter acronym).
 

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I love TLA's. Long story short I was once asked to explain what BAD meant on a red tag. I paused in confusion for a second and then told them, "Why, Broken And Defective, of course". They loved it!
 

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TLA's Redux...

The software industry loves TLA's. :)

As does the U.S. Governnment (e.g., FDA, FBI, ATF, HHS, DEA, BOP, BIA, ICE, etc. --- ad nauseum).
 

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I recently had to write up a transfer review because I was changing teams @ work and realized how many different acronyms were in it when I tried to read it to a friend and he had this blank look on his face as if I just spoke to him Japanese. :)
 

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