Differnce between terms

[Zeno_nomog]

What exactly is the differnce between for example mmtn and just mtn?

 

[Deleted member 357968]

MTN - Mid Tier Normie, MMTN - Mid Mid Tier Normie

 

[minty]

I think the terms are kind of stupid, and ratings out of 10 are better, but generally MTN is a 5/10 average face of somebody between the ages of 18-30 raised in a developed country.

People who think MTN is more than 5/10 are thinking globally, because most of the world is in poverty.

MMTN just means mid MTN, so 5/10 on the dot, as opposed to LMTN and HMTN, which is like a 4.5 and a 5.5

 

[Deleted member 357968]

MMTN > MTN

 

[Deleted member 357968]

I think the terms are kind of stupid, and ratings out of 10 are better, but generally MTN is a 5/10 average face of somebody between the ages of 18-30 raised in a developed country.

People who think MTN is more than 5/10 are thinking globally, because most of the world is in poverty.

MMTN just means mid MTN, so 5/10 on the dot, as opposed to LMTN and HMTN, which is like a 4.5 and a 5.5

Depends on the scale people are using. In most scales MMTN is higher than MTN.

 

[minty]

Depends on the scale people are using. In most scales MMTN is higher than MTN.

How?

 

[Deleted member 357968]

As I said it depends on the scale. Some scales consider MMTN as a "higher version" of MTN

 

[minty]

As I said it depends on the scale. Some scales consider MMTN as a "higher version" of MTN

I don't think so but alright