Have you noticed the acronym, WOT, is often attached to my articles in the public comment section? Several thoughtful and intelligent readers asked, “What is the true meaning of WOT?”
My in-depth research indicates there are three possible responses for the meaning of WOT.
Definition #1: WOT = World of Tanks. (A strictly old war buffs definition.)
Definition #2: WOT = Waste of Time. (A highly popular definition frequently used by my most vocal critic for practically every article I publish.)
Definition #3: WOT = Worthy of Time. (A more open-minded willingness to learn definition.)
If you spot one of my articles in a future issue of The Suburban Times and you see WOT, remember you have three WOT choices; WOT, WOT, & WOT. Once you pick a WOT, then you may choose to read or ignore what I have written. That is what I have written, not WOT I have written.
I trust there will not be a WOT more questions on the true meaning of WOT.
David Wilson says
Definition : WOT = Waste of Time. (A highly popular definition frequently used by my most vocal critic for practically every article I publish.)
Only your articles about the worldly acclaimed City of Lakewood Renter Safety Program that moves forward with your and Mr. Anderson’s publicity.
WOT
David Wilson says
Although I do like Tanks.
Ray R says
It must be Westside On Thursday.
P Rose says
WOT = Wide Open Throttle, as in “keep on keeping on” and “stay the course”……..but then I am from the Northwest side and speaking a different dialect
Gary Turney says
WOT = Wide-Open-Throttle, exactly what it says, in the automotive world, especially on blog sites.
Joseph G Boyle says
P. Rose,
WOT = Wide Open Throttle. That appeals to me because I am a Harley rider. J
Joseph Boyle
Alice Peeples says
May I add WE OLD TIMERS ? As in some who may not like changes, some who remember light, bright and more happy eras, and people we recall as being kinder? Maybe it has to do with generation gap. i suspect that about myself.
Jim says
Alice
Your are referring to the days when people were courteous, respectful, reasonable, responsible and loving. Certainly, not what we have in the world today showing us examples of what should be compassionate human beings. I’m proud to be a WOT. Thank you for your comment.
Prince Charles says
U WOT M8?