[vba]

TFA? Tried to google but unsuccessful

[NeedMoreTea]

I've seen lots of valid variants, including and probably not limited to:

The feature article ; the freaking article ; the friendly article ; the f$%^&*( article, c.f. RTFM.

[simias]

I personally go with "The Fine Article" in my mind when I write it, although obviously all these alternatives are possible. I first encountered this initialism on slashdot back when it was still relevant, although I don't know if it was coined there.

And yeah, I believe that it derives from "RTFA" (read the fucking article) which would be what you told people who obviously commented without reading the article.

[codezero]

Not sure it’s the origin, but it used to be RTFM (read the fucking manual).

[sjwright]

RTFM has been mostly superseded by LMGTFY.

[tingletech]

Also read "read the fine manual"

[gpderetta]

The original, as documented in the hacker dictionary, is of course RTFM (read the f...ine manual).

[axaxs]

The (Fuc|Frea)king Article. In a similar spirit to RTFM.

[hyperion2010]

The aForementioned Article

the F is usually something else though ...

[saghm]

My OS professor in college told us "RTFM means read the manual; the 'f' is silent"

[taneq]

It’s the same F as in BFG. The gun, not the giant.

[loeg]

The Fine Article.

[wgjordan]

The (forementioned) article, I would imagine.

[thatsenough]

The Fabulous Article.

[ddebernardy]

TFA is Slashdot jargon for "The F'ing Article".

[mgalgs]

TFA on Slashdot... Takes me back to the good old days of 2007...