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What does it mean when it says people are talking about this?
[Update 6/5/12 – Facebook now includes viral shares in pages’ People Talking About This, which means that when fans share a page’s post, any subsequent Likes, comments, or re-shares will be counted in a page’s PTAT. Before this date, actions that users’ friends took on a shared post were not added to PTAT.]
Where is people talking about this on Facebook?
To find Facebook’s PTAT you will now need to click on the “More” tab located under your Facebook Page’s cover photo. You will need to click “Likes” in order to view your Page’s PTAT.
What is X on Facebook?
Kiss. The letter X is widely used at the end of text messages and emails to signify a “Kiss.” It can be typed in either uppercase (X) or lowercase (x) without significantly altering its meaning. However, uppercase may sometimes be used to provide emphasis (i.e., to signify a big kiss).
How do you get talking about this on Facebook page?
There are several ways to see your PTAT in Insights:
- under “Overview” (right when you access Insights) Again, this number is for the page’s PTAT for the past week.
- as the Yellow line in the “Overview” chart.
- in the “Page Posts” table.
- under “Talking About This”
- under “How People Are Talking About Your Page”
What can I say instead of talk about?
Alternate Synonyms for “talk about”:
- discourse; discuss; cover; treat; handle; plow; deal; address.
- talk of; talk; speak; utter; mouth; verbalize; verbalise.
What does it mean when people are talking about a Facebook page?
Here’s how Facebook defined “People Talking About This” (PTAT) when they first introduced it: “The total number of unique people who created a story of any kind about your page or on your page. This includes page likes, wall posts, mentions, and any engagement with one of your posts.”
What is talking about this on Facebook?
What’s a fancy word for talk?
What is another word for talk?
| chat | conversation |
|---|---|
| gossip | confab |
| natter | rap |
| chatter | confabulation |
| conference | consultation |
How do you say talk about in a formal way?
Bring up. It means to introduce a topic, subject, point and then ‘talk about’ it. ‘If there is anything that you would like to be brought up in the next meeting, please let me know. ‘
What does it mean when someone gives you an X?
Xx” This is the X which shows a mutual understanding of platonic friendship. This is most like to be between female friends, old flames, aquaintances and a lot more. “Coming down the pub tonight after corrie? X” This is the X you really don’t want to give or unfortunately, someone doesn’t want to give you.
What does it mean when British people put an X at the end?
Xx” This is the X which shows a mutual understanding of platonic friendship. This is most like to be between female friends, old flames, aquaintances and a lot more. “Coming down the pub tonight after corrie? X” Being the British guy that I am, I’ll give you 3 different types of kisses that us Brits use in situations.
Why do people kiss the X on a letter?
The custom predates text messages and emails. It was used on letters when I was young (in the 1970s.) In fact, it goes back the middle ages. The origin is that someone would draw an X (symbol of the Christian faith), and then kiss the cross, in a semi-religious gesture to show honesty and sincerity.
Why do people put an X at the end of a text?
The origin is that someone would draw an X (symbol of the Christian faith), and then kiss the cross, in a semi-religious gesture to show honesty and sincerity. Over time the religious meaning went away, and these days the X represents a kiss. Originally Answered: What does it mean when British people put an X at the end of text messages or emails?