What does PFP mean in CHAT

Posting For Points (PFP) is a term used in online forums and message boards. It refers to the practice of creating posts, usually made with the goal of increasing one's own points or ranking on a forum or message board.

Generally speaking, yes - most forms have terms of use that prohibit users from posting for points. That said, some forums may allow it with certain restrictions in place.

Posts which seem low quality, are short and lack substance, contain minimal information, or quickly move onto another topic may be signs of someone posting for points. Additionally, multiple posts by a single user within a short time period may also indicate PFP activity.

Users who post for points typically receive rewards such as increased rankings, reputations or profile levels on the forum they are using. In some cases users may even earn incentives such as discounts from stores or other sites affiliated with their forum membership or account status.

If you observe someone engaging in posting for points activity then your best bet is to report it to the moderators on whatever platform you're using so they can investigate and take appropriate action accordingly.