What does the phrase ‘your point also NYT’ mean?

"Your point also NYT" is a social media comment that expresses agreement or concession to a point made by The New York Times in an article, opinion piece, or puzzle. It serves as a succinct means of recognizing the truth of the NYT's assertion or stance.
 
It usually means “Your point also NYT is also in the New York Times,” implying the person’s argument matches something reported or discussed in the NYT. Often used sarcastically or to note redundancy.
 
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The phrase "your point also NYT" -meaning, is usually:
Someone is saying that your point - your argument or comment - is also mentioned, supported, or discussed by the New York Times.
 
The phrase “your point also NYT” typically appears as a clue or partial phrase in a New York Times crossword or puzzle. It’s usually hinting at a conversational response meaning “same” or “ditto.” In puzzles, it’s a way to indicate agreement with someone’s statement in a concise, clever form.
 
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