Refrencing the situation when two or more people are chatting in an instant messagingapplication, when both parties begin writing a message at around the same time, and both parties stop writing to allow the other to go first.
This leaves a semi-awkward situation known as the chatters paradox.
you: hi
them: hi
them...is writing a message
you...are writing a message
you: hi
them: hi
*2.5 minute silence*
you: chatters paradox?
them: haha yeah :-P
Daily Chatters are an extremely large group of morons who enjoy participating in idiotic conversations in the Daily Level comment section in the hit game Geometry Dash (commonly shortened to GD), they have all gathered around this quite unlikely spot to make friends, but quite the likely spot to find yourself a pedophile since the update 2.1 of GD (Geometry Dash), which added the Daily Level feature.
The term Chattering Classes is an essentially British expression, seldom heard outside the UK. It was invented by British journalist Oberon Waugh (he really couldn’t stand them) but was later taken up by pundits and political commentators to describe a group of the “metropolitan middle class”. Generally though it’s used as a derogatory tag for those who are politically active, socially concerned and ‘highly’ educated; especially those with political, media or academic connections. Its original meaning has now changed somewhat and now it usually refers to WOFS, Londoncentric pseudo-celebrities who talk a lot about social injustice, disaster relief, third world aid and all the other fashionable causes but do absolutely fuck all to help.