1 definition by vergo
Within the context of text and image forums, "sage" or "saging" is the act of adding commentary that will not renew a thread's position within the forum.
This is done for one of two reasons:
-As a generosity to other posters - a long living but moot thread is not of aid to anyone, and this acts as a discrete manner to add complementary information.
-Exclusively as a harsh statement of reprisal - feeling that the content is inappropriate or that the manner of the poster is unsuitable.
Within the context of herbs, sage is a spice that most agree goes well with fish, chicken, and other white meats.
Within the context of titles, a sage is a person of great wisdom and mental clarity. It is also a latin name, female in gender, meaning wisdom.
This is done for one of two reasons:
-As a generosity to other posters - a long living but moot thread is not of aid to anyone, and this acts as a discrete manner to add complementary information.
-Exclusively as a harsh statement of reprisal - feeling that the content is inappropriate or that the manner of the poster is unsuitable.
Within the context of herbs, sage is a spice that most agree goes well with fish, chicken, and other white meats.
Within the context of titles, a sage is a person of great wisdom and mental clarity. It is also a latin name, female in gender, meaning wisdom.
internet posting:
I am saging this thread on principle.
"sage" (yes, it is a statment that can stand alone.)
"SAGE"
"You fail! SAGE!"
Herb:
I feel that sage would be a good flavor to add to fish.
Title:
If you seek answers, go to the village sage.
"That person is very wise." "Truly a sage."
I am saging this thread on principle.
"sage" (yes, it is a statment that can stand alone.)
"SAGE"
"You fail! SAGE!"
Herb:
I feel that sage would be a good flavor to add to fish.
Title:
If you seek answers, go to the village sage.
"That person is very wise." "Truly a sage."
by vergo March 11, 2007