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| − | '''Leet''', or ''1337'', ''L337'', ''l33t'' or ''Leetspeak'', is a term which was used for the most part, on the internet, |
+ | '''Leet''', or ''1337'', ''L337'', ''l33t'' or ''Leetspeak'', is a term which was used for the most part, on the internet, or on [[Internet Multiplayer Gaming]]. ''Leet'' is based off the english word ''Elite''. A combination of different uses of the characters ASCII, in order to replace letters. Due to the widespread usage of the internet, Leetspeak has become a part of popular culture and slang. |
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Revision as of 14:20, 30 April 2008
Leet, or 1337, L337, l33t or Leetspeak, is a term which was used for the most part, on the internet, or on Internet Multiplayer Gaming. Leet is based off the english word Elite. A combination of different uses of the characters ASCII, in order to replace letters. Due to the widespread usage of the internet, Leetspeak has become a part of popular culture and slang.
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