What does this >> or this << mean on twitter?

[Pjayy Goesboom]

I must know.

[LillyPink]

Could have a lot of meanings depending on the context:

>> << Could means.,, to state a comment, or sometimes to refer to the user him/herself.

In general > indicates a preference or a liking for something. It can be used in the format dog>cat (I like dogs better than cats) or by itself. The more characters, the stronger the liking.

< means the opposite, a dislike.

However they are both also used as "arrow" signs to draw attention to something.


If you provide an examplee, that wd be great.

[C.C.]

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