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ASL traditionally meant "Age, Sex, Location?" in early internet chatrooms, used to quickly ask for someone’s basic details. Today, it more commonly refers to "American Sign Language," especially in contexts related to accessibility, education, or diversity.

HN has multiple meanings in text. Most commonly, it stands for "Hell No" for strong refusal. It can also mean "Hello Now" in gaming, or refer to Hacker News, a tech forum. Context defines its use.

YW is a common texting abbreviation that stands for "You're Welcome." It's a quick, casual way to acknowledge thanks or respond to gratitude in informal digital conversations, often used in messages and chats.

IMY is a common texting abbreviation that stands for "I Miss You." It's a quick, informal way to express feelings of missing someone in digital communication, often used between close friends, family, or romantic partners in messages and on social media.

Hy is primarily a casual misspelling of "Hey" or "Hi," used as a informal greeting in text messages. It can rarely stand for "Hell yeah," but context usually confirms it's a friendly hello.