posting

post·ing

noun

Something posted, as for public viewing.
An electronic message sent to and displayed on an online forum.

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Noun

(plural postings)

action of the verb to post
an item inserted into a register, ledger or diary
(computing) an entry in a computerized bulletin board
(chiefly UK) the place where a soldier or airman is sent (posted) for duty; the time spent there

Verb

Present participle of post.

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posting - Computer Definition

A message uploaded to a blog, discussion group, wiki, social site or other publishing venue. See post.

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posting - Legal Definition

n

A form of substitute process service by which the document is displayed in a prominent place, in order to assure public notice. It is usually used as a last resort, when all other attempts at service have failed. A method of publishing an ordinance by affixing it to the courthouse door.