BUMP

[Eng. BUMP – Bring Up My Post]

An acronym derived from the English expression: bring up my post ‘raise my post’. The Polish meaning: ‘God lift my post’(Boże unieś mój post) is secondary. It usually occurs in comments under a post on a social networking site and denotes a desire to refresh the topic and increase the reach of a given post. Commented posts are displayed again at the recipients. Marking the activity of a post’s readers by posting the word BUMP is called bumping. People who react to a post in this way are referred to as bumpers, those who like the post, i.e. “give a like” – as likers, and the rest who displayed the post but left no reaction as scrollers.

Examples of usage:

1. give a bump or you’ll end up like him /https://m.facebook.com/pg/bumperZiomal/posts/

2. We wanted to bump cenzopost on Facebook, but unfortunately, the admins were faster, deleted the post, and gave everyone a 7 days ban / https://dyktanda.pl/

3.

1. Bumper over everyone.

1. Liker homeboy, cheers

1. Because of scrollers righteous grandmothers look at the world from behind prison bars /https://m.facebook.com/pg/bumperZiomal/posts/.