Low-priority email that is somewhere between the spam & personal email that enters your inbox every day. Examples include account alerts, newsletters, payment receipts and twitter requests. Bacn differentiates itself from spam in that it's email that you probably want to receive, but just don't have the time to deal with right now, and it has become an increasing problem in the age of web 2.0 & online social networking.
The term was coined by folks at the PodCamp Pittsburgh 2 Conference on or around August 19th, 2007.
More info at bacn2.com
The term was coined by folks at the PodCamp Pittsburgh 2 Conference on or around August 19th, 2007.
More info at bacn2.com
Joe: Dude, I missed my brother's bar mitzvah because I spent the day reading through all the bacn in my inbox.
Danny: You're such a tool.
Joe: Can't... stop. Too weak... to... manage alerts. Must... label... auto-archive... cut the fat.
Danny: You're such a tool.
Joe: Can't... stop. Too weak... to... manage alerts. Must... label... auto-archive... cut the fat.
by akshay_s August 23, 2007
by wolcamac March 11, 2008
"Bacne is a huge turn off"
"My ex-girlfriends bacne resulted in my inability to sustain an erection during anal sex."
"My ex-girlfriends bacne resulted in my inability to sustain an erection during anal sex."
by Tyr138 November 21, 2005
by gerald pottie December 15, 2003
You know all those notifications, newsletters, project notifications, updates etc. that you sign up for and really, really want to keep up to date on but don’t seem to have the time for right now? (and now, and now, and now). - Andy Quayle
by Badasstronaut August 20, 2007
Bacn is email you receive that isn’t spam and isn’t personal mail. It’s the middle class of email. It’s notifications of a new post to your Facebook wall or a new follower on Twitter. It’s the Google alert for your name and the newsletter from your favorite company.
by Caidoz August 22, 2007
by Effemel April 04, 2013