What does KMITL mean?

KMITL stands for "Keep Me In The Loop".

The abbreviation is famously used on various social media platforms as well as is used in face-to-face conversations. When the sender uses this term by this, she is essentially requesting information from someone, typically whenever they might be ready to provide that information in the future.

You could say that it's the equivalent of saying, "Get back to me about this when you have an answer."

How to use this KMITL term?

KMITL is used casually and politely to request information from someone. It's best used when you want to show consideration for the other person's wants, needs, and schedule. Its casual use also implies the individual receiving the request can take as much time as they need to provide the questioner with the information they're seeking.

KMITL is commonly used in text messages because text conversations don't always happen in real-time, meaning texters can reply at their convenience. It's typically used to request information from someone about:

• Their future plans or their desires about a particular future outcome;
• A decision they need to make; or
• Their personal opinion about something.

Where to use this  KMITL term?

Imagine two people are having a conversation:

Sally: Did you rundown the last week’s performance of accounting?

Kelly: Yes, almost done with give me a moment.

Sally: When it’s done KMITL.