Because the internet is a deeply ironic place, “FTFY” is most often used sarcastically. If someone disagrees with a point you made, they’ll likely reply “FTFY” accompanied by a changed definition that undermines you and suits their point of view better. [2] X Research source Someone may also use “FTFY” as a comment in a more editorial context. If you’ve asked someone to correct your grammar on a document or an IT professional to fix a computer bug, they may notify you they’ve righted the issues with a simple “FTFY” note. [3] X Research source
“FTFY! You now have moderator privileges. ” “FTFY! Your profile should be up and running again. ” “FTFY! I’ve deleted their account. ”
“Rock Jazz is easily the best type of music. FTFY!” “You hate the beach?! How can you hate sunshine and tranquility overpriced parking and freezing cold water?! FTFY!” “Be careful! It’s flu Aquarius season! FTFY 🙂”
“*Your. Not You’re. FTFY 😉” “You’re thinking of Frederick the Great, not Alexander the Great. FTFY. ” “FTFY That html address is blocked. Here’s a better one!”
“Whew. Thanks so much!” “Oh, duh! Lol thanks for the correction 😂” “Yay! Thank you for doing that!”
“Gee, you’re sooooooo helpful 😑🙄” “I bet you’re fun at parties. ” “Only a Leo would say this!”
“Got it. Thanks!” “Received!” “Just got these! 👍”
“FTFY” may also mean “first-time, first-year” to describe the same group of students, depending on the school. [11] X Research source
