WorldGreek "No" Voters Are Celebrating Their Victory On Social MediaLarge crowds gathered in Athens to celebrate after voters rejected austerity measures tied to a bailout and the hashtag #Oxi (or No) was running hot.By by Stephanie McNealBuzzFeed News ReporterPosted on July 5, 2015, 9:01 pmTwitterFacebookLink Greek voters are celebrating after the country decisively voted against a referendum to approve sweeping new austerity measures. View this photo on Instagram Many people gathered to celebrate in Syntagma Square, which is the central square in the country's capital city of Athens. View this photo on Instagram As it became more and more clear that the "No" vote was winning, the crowds grew even larger. View this photo on Instagram People cheered, waved flags, and sounded horns as it became more and more clear that the "No" vote had prevailed. View this photo on Instagram The vote leaves the country's future in the eurozone uncertain. View this photo on Instagram Many Greeks posted pictures to Instagram and other social networks using the hashtag #oxi, the Greek word for "no." View this photo on Instagram This young woman also hashtagged her picture #smiles and #alltogether. View this photo on Instagram "#Greeks want out of the #eurozone. They want their country back," this user wrote. View this photo on Instagram This person wrote they were "proud" to be in Athens on such a historic day for the country. View this photo on Instagram "Oxi" began to pop up over the country to mark the occasion. View this photo on Instagram