What would be the difference between sling:folder and nt:folder?

what would be the difference between sling:folder and nt:folder?

See,
As Nicolas said, there are some things that you can do only in a sling:folder type of node.
The "nt" means "Node Type", and a "node type: folder" is just a empty node that can be referenced as a organizational structure file folder. The "sling" prefix means that this one special folder belong to the type "Sling", in other words, that folder type node is built in the sling Framework structure and is constructed with some setting already, which I do not know to tell you. Take a look at "/libs/sling/nodetypes/sling.cnd" on you CRXDE Lite or CRXDE.
(I may be wrong about some details, eveything here is what I believe myself after some research and experience)

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