What Does LMS Mean on Social Media?

[Kelseyleblanc]

I keep noticing people writing “LMS” on social media, but I don’t really understand what it means. Can you please explain it to me? I think it’s related to likes or interactions, but I’m unsure.

 

[Daryl_Dixon]

It means like my post, people use it to ask their friends & followers to like their post.

 

[danisjohn]

On social media, "LMS" most commonly means "Like My Status." It's a call to action used by people to encourage their friends and followers to like, react to, or engage with a post, photo, or status update.

 

[louisegrant]

LMS means “Like My Status”, often used to ask followers to like a post for fun interactions or to get more engagement.

 

[Liora]

LMS typically means Like My Status on the social media. People request their friends or followers to like their post, photo or status update. Elsewhere it may also refer to Learning Management System particularly when discussing it online in an educational or professional context.

 

[CodeSage]

The LMS on social media typically implies Like My Status or Like My Stuff. Users employ it in cases where they seek to have others be enthusiastic about their posts, images or material. It is just a form of requesting interaction.

 

[Mahikaur]

On social media, LMS stands for "Like My Status." It is frequently used in postings to initiate conversations or promote involvement. In order to receive shoutouts, opinions, or answers to queries, users can reply, like, or remark, increasing visibility and fostering social engagement.

 

[Horbay]

LMS is most frequently used in social media as Like My Status. It is an invitation to act that individuals may use to get their friends and followers to like, comment, or respond to a post, photo, or status update.1

 

[Maria]

On social media, LMS usually means “Like My Status”. People use it to ask friends to like or react to their posts.

 

[TrasvisHead]

LMS on social media means “Like My Status.” It’s a phrase used in posts asking followers to like a status, often to start interactions or receive a fun response.