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'''Hashtags''' are a #word or #PhaseWithoutSpaces prefixed with a hash symnbol (also known as a number or pound sign), used to tag messages, images and videos, making them searchable.
'''Hashtags''' are a #word or #PhaseWithoutSpaces prefixed with a hash symnbol (also known as a number or pound sign), used to tag messages, images and videos, making them searchable.
Someone who wants to locate tweets related to Encyclopedia Dramatica could search for the #EncyclopediaDramatica hashtag.
Someone who wants to locate tweets related to Encyclopedia Dramatica could search for the #EncyclopediaDramatica hashtag.
Their use was popularized on Twitter, a microblogging service, and spread to Facebook and other social networks.
Their use was popularized on Twitter, a microblogging service, and spread to Facebook and other social networks.


Popular trends can be identified when enough people use a particular hashtag, a process known as trending.
== Trending ==
For example, when the media got word of a racist tweet by public relations executive Justine Sacco, news spread fast and the hashtag #HasJustineLandedYet was trending within hours.


== Hashtag suspense ==
Trending is when a large number of people use the same hashtag in their messages, making it popular and for emerging trends to be identified.
Justine Sacco is a public relations executive who made a racist tweet just before she boarded a plane for a 12 hour flight to Africa.
News of her tweet spread like wildfire, within hours the #HasJustineLandedYet hashtag was trending worldwide and by the time the plane landed, Justine was unemployed.


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== See also ==
== See also ==


*[[HasJustineLandedYet]]
*[[Justine Sacco]]


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Revision as of 15:39, 9 January 2014

Hashtags are a #word or #PhaseWithoutSpaces prefixed with a hash symnbol (also known as a number or pound sign), used to tag messages, images and videos, making them searchable. Someone who wants to locate tweets related to Encyclopedia Dramatica could search for the #EncyclopediaDramatica hashtag. Their use was popularized on Twitter, a microblogging service, and spread to Facebook and other social networks.

Trending

Trending is when a large number of people use the same hashtag in their messages, making it popular and for emerging trends to be identified. Justine Sacco is a public relations executive who made a racist tweet just before she boarded a plane for a 12 hour flight to Africa. News of her tweet spread like wildfire, within hours the #HasJustineLandedYet hashtag was trending worldwide and by the time the plane landed, Justine was unemployed.

Embarrassing hashtags

Hashtag baby

Hashtag Jamerson is the name of a baby girl who's parents spend too much time on the internet. Either that or they hate their child so much that an abortion wasn't good enough. Until their child is old enough to go for a new high score, expect that her parents will continue profiting from the publicity as they continue neglecting their child, leaving her alone in a crib while they play Farmville.

Anonymous pranks

Hashtags

Hashtags are a new internet phenomenon, popularized by users of twitter and facebook. --Cunt 09:47, 21 December 2013 (EST)

Social Media

From this we can use simple logic to infer that hashtags are for jerks.

Jimmy Fallon

Marketing

Support #hashtags

  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • Instagram
  • Kickstarter
  • Linkedin
  • Pinterest
  • Tumblr
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

YouTube

Hashtag with Jimmy Fallon & Justin Timberlake

DadQuotes

See also

Gallery