CPL

[Raeanne Dimick]

Stands for Cost Per Lead, and is used in online advertising. CPL defines how much revenue a publisher receives when he creates a lead for an advertiser. For example, the publisher may place an ad for an investment site on his website. If a user clicks on the advertisement link, she is directed to the advertisers website where she can sign up for an investment account. If she chooses to sign up, a lead has been created and the publisher is paid a certain amount based on the CPL.
CPL and CPA (cost per action) are often used interchangeably, though CPL is more specific.

[Julian]

Abbreviated Noun For: [Creepy Porn Lawyer]

One who takes great joy in legally and publicly representing porn stars, prostitutes, pole dancers, white trash [tramps].

One who tries to gain popularity and attention on the backs of others, or rather, from others being on their backs.

Not to be confused with reputable [attorneys].

[Hina Muqadas]

This is the abbreviation for the [Cyberathlete] Professional League.

Launched June 1997, the CPL is the first organization in the world to advance [computer game] competitions to the level of a professional sport.

The CPL is a global leader in competitive computer gaming, having held live tournaments on five continents, it also [sanctions] a large number of qualifying tournaments held in over fifty countries.

[Magaret]

[copy paste] lifestyle - [same shit different day]; you have been [pasting] a routine that you copied a day in the past.

[Lanell]

CPL has many other explanations, but one of them that isnt on UD yet stands for Commercial Pilot [Licence].

Its the third [licence] in [the row] to become a professional [airline pilot].

[Britney]

[Cyberathlete] Professional League:
Where the best gamers in the world [get together] to battle it out in order to win a ,000 [prize]. www.thecpl.com

[exinilu]

Candy and Porn [Locker]. A [locker] that is devoted to assloads of candy and numerous pictures of dirty [smut].

[Tanya Shivari]

The [superbowl] of computer gaming, particularly team-oriented games such as Couter-Strike or even [Halo], as seen in [recent events].