Re: "Understand how your kids communicate online to help protect them"
 

lol and lmao are not l33tspeak, they are just acronyms...

Re: "Understand how your kids communicate online to help protect them"
 

They forgot to outline the difference between "smacktalk" and "just being a dick" in that griefers article.

Hurling insults at each other can be good, such as at a small LAN with buddies; but if its some 13 year old boy calling you a "fag" then it just supports the bot community.

Re: "Understand how your kids communicate online to help protect them"
 

wow dude... holy crap...
... we should write to them and be like leet is 1337
or infact i should send them my 1337 speek generator... check it out here
http://www.jakealbarelli.com/projects/1337.zip

i bet you anything the whole point of that page is this sentence

followed by

yes thats right turn in your children :P

but i did see a really funny hat awhile back

it said DILLIGAF (pronounced dill - e - gaf)
and when someone would say whats DILLIGAF
you say Does It Look Like I Give A F**k

EDIT
I did some deeper investigation on internet lingo
check this out
http://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm
what is wrong with people honestly... I admit I am not the best speller not because I can't but because I am lazy, but i hardly ever use acronyms for things... i think i use lol a lot and wtf and omg and thats about it... but the point of a conversation is to talk to the person not decode the conversation... I also see people in my school they write with them now. It is really annoying.
/EDIT

Re: "Understand how your kids communicate online to help protect them"
 

ehh wtf o_O

Re: "Understand how your kids communicate online to help protect them"
 

@biohazerd87.
Who the f**k had the time to write that, i mean they must have no lives, and have you checked out the bottom of the page, there is an "Acronym Finder"!!! Here's the link: http://www.acronymfinder.com/

@Rick
I agree wholeheartedly.