What is the tldr meaning?

[AngelineCr]

I keep seeing “tldr” in articles and online posts. Can someone explain the tldr meaning and how the tldr meaning is typically used in conversations or summaries?

 

[ethancarter]

TL;DR = “too long didn’t read.”
People use it to give a very short summary of a longer post or article often written as TL;DR: followed by a one-line recap.
Example: TL;DR: Back up your files and update daily.

 

[Emmawoods]

TL;DR also works in convos. My friend sent me a 5 paragraph rant yesterday, and I replied: “TL;DR: You’re hungry and tired?”

 

[simran]

TLDR means “Too Long; Didn’t Read.” It’s used to summarize long content or highlight the main point quickly.

 

[mayank]

TLDR stands for “Too Long; Didn’t Read.” It’s used to summarize lengthy content into a short version, giving the main points quickly. It helps readers understand the key message without going through the entire text.