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1. sage 1611 up, 124 down love it hate it
Word entered to the email field of a *chan (iichan, 4chan, 2chan, etc) message board so that the post is not bumped. It is Japanese for ‘to lower.’ It is the opposite of ‘age’ (ah-gay), which means to raise. SAGE this piece of **** by a_grilled_fish Apr 8, 2005 share this 2. sage 930 up, 95 down love it hate it
A word originating from the popular Japanese forum website 2chan. Sage (pronounced “sah-geh”Log in to see images! – from the Japanese word “sageru”, refers to replying to a post using the word “sage” in the email field in order to increase the number of replies without age-ing (or bumping) the post. This can be used as a courtesy, allowing one to quietly add comments that may not be interesting enough to warrant pushing the thread to the top. It can also be used as a way to show displeasure with the post being replied to. “Sage” is typed in the e-mail field! by Einfach Jul 16, 2005 share this 3. sage 77 up, 12 down love it hate it
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. 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.” 
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