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| − | An acronym for "'''A'''way '''F'''rom '''K'''eyboard", meaning a user is not at their computer. There is a command, '''/afk''', which marks the user as AFK. The name of the character will show up as <AFK>Username. You can also type a message after '''/afk''' which will be sent to anyone who sends you a tell. |
+ | An acronym for "'''A'''way '''F'''rom '''K'''eyboard", meaning a user is not at their computer. There is a command, '''/afk''', which marks the user as AFK. The name of the character will show up as <AFK>Username. You can also type a message after '''/afk''' which will be sent to anyone who sends you a tell. lol |
Typing /afk while in a battleground also makes you leave that battleground |
Typing /afk while in a battleground also makes you leave that battleground |
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Revision as of 03:27, 15 September 2006
An acronym for "Away From Keyboard", meaning a user is not at their computer. There is a command, /afk, which marks the user as AFK. The name of the character will show up as <AFK>Username. You can also type a message after /afk which will be sent to anyone who sends you a tell. lol
Typing /afk while in a battleground also makes you leave that battleground
Example:
Person A says: /afk eating food
Person B says: /w A Hello.
Person B recieves: A is Away from Keyboard: eating food'
- Q: What do you call AFK people on a PvP server? A: A Free Kill.
Also see DND.