(sp?)

What exactly does (sp?) mean. I've always wondered and seem it's about time I figured out.

Took me a while to figure it out too. As far as I can gather, it means (spelling?) - ie not sure how to spell that word. When someone says it they also imply that it won't be rude if someone else corrects them. Does that sound about right?

Sign is probably right. But can be Southperry if capitalized.

Took me a while to figure it out too. As far as I can gather, it means (spelling?) - ie not sure how to spell that word. When someone says it they also imply that it won't be rude if someone else corrects them. Does that sound about right?

That's correct.

'sp' stands for Stat Points or Skill Points in MapleStory.

The first thing that came to my find was "Shadow Partner." :f6:

'sp' stands for Stat Points or Skill Points in MapleStory.

The first thing that came to my find was "Shadow Partner." :f6:

Those can both be right depending on the context it is in but in this case Sign is correct.

Took me a while to figure it out too. As far as I can gather, it means (spelling?) - ie not sure how to spell that word. When someone says it they also imply that it won't be rude if someone else corrects them. Does that sound about right?

Yep. When you're unsure of a word's spelling, write it anyway and slap a (sp?) onto it.

Yep. When you're unsure of a word's spelling, right it anyway and slap a (sp?) onto it.

write* xD (Not trying to be an ass or anything but I couldnt help it D

as others have said, SP has many meanings. It could mean SouthPerry, Shadow Partner, etc. but in the context of (sp?), it usually means the person writing is unsure of how to spell the word. I personally put it after words Im not sure of, just so the context of the sentance can still be understood. Most of the time, it doesnt bug me but it will when the context of the sentance is completely changed because of a mispell =X

Ie. I hate giant elephants running in my back yard

I have giant elephants running in my back yard

That one letter changes the complete meaning of the sentance (though that word is easy to spell) so if I wasnt sure which spelling was right, I'd stick a (sp?) behind it.