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u/ means username/ and it is used in Reddit and is well known in the Reddit community. People use u/ insert random name here to mention a random Redditor to tell them to get their butts onto a post or to show others who the person is. BE AWARE that when you mention somebody they can see what you commented that made them go onto the post
Anne: Hey Harry how do I mention a Redditor again I'm still new to this website, please help.
Harry: You just type u/ and then their Reddit names and there you go that's the dummy's guide to mentioning somebody on Reddit.
Anne: Did you just call me dumb?!
Harry: No...
Harry: You just type u/ and then their Reddit names and there you go that's the dummy's guide to mentioning somebody on Reddit.
Anne: Did you just call me dumb?!
Harry: No...
u/ by u/welikeReddit1 January 20, 2021
The letter "w" being mistyped by some Vietnamese dumbass forgetting to turn off his Vietnamese keyboard.
ư by hunghihihaha April 12, 2022
The twenty-first letter of the english alphabet.
If you didn't know that already, there must be something horribly wrong with you.
If you didn't know that already, there must be something horribly wrong with you.
u by LykOMGurUGLY June 24, 2004
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