| 词汇 | lurker |
| 释义 | lurker n. someone who reads the messages in an Internet new group without out responding or participating. (Sometimes considered derogatory.)These lurkers read everything but never contribute. lurker noun 1 a person who reads postings on an Internet discussion group without posting their own comments US, 1991. 2 a market-stallholder who is new to the trade, and who operates in non-traditional markets. Used by veterans who were 'born to the job' UK, 1983. 3 a Canadian pilot waiting in Thompson, Manitoba, for a flying job CANADA, 2002 lurkerslang A person who peruses or frequents an online community, such as a forum, message board, or comment section, without leaving a comment or post of one's own. I've been a lurker on this site since the early 2000s, but recently I've felt motivated to contribute some of my own writing. There are a vocal minority on here who will shout down dissenting opinions, but I think most of the lurkers on our site are actually pretty tolerant and reasonable. lurker n. someone who reads the messages in an Internet new group without out responding or participating. (Sometimes considered derogatory.) These lurkers read everything but never contribute. |
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