/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

I leave /jp/ to visit other boards.
I reply using sage normally, a habit for any /jp/er.
People are insulted by sage, get replied to with shit like U MAD? U MAD? BUMP FOR SAGE!

Never again. I don't even bother trying to explain sage to people anymore.

[None !AdDICti/l. No.]

summer. nothing to nipaa about.

[Anonymous No.]

Nokosage? There are plenty of people who insist on sage-posting just to troll and shitpost (even on /jp/, sadly); at this point you can hardly blame people for misinterpreting it.

[Anonymous No.]

When you first came to /jp/ to get used to our habits, so if you leave you have to get used to other habits.

Sure we could debate now about the correct use of sage but let's face it, this is the internet nobody cares about what is correct and not.
We are the ones who make the rules

[Anonymous No.]

>>7411868
Yeah, stealth sage is the best option now.

[Anonymous No.]

Is that Mokou as a Persona?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7411860
You're a faggot. <3 /v/.

[Anonymous No.]

Is that Mokou as a Persona?

[Anonymous No.]

I only use sage for ironic posts, otherwise I use nokosage.

[Anonymous No.]

So when you go to other countries, you insist on them accepting and following your customs, such as driving on the other side of the road?

[­­­wtH !HELLB/V.96 No.]

feels like HELL

[Anonymous No.]

>>7411860

I leave the other boards to visit /jp/
I inquire what would be considered a /jp/ post so I don't shit post and get banned.
People reply if I don't know what /jp/ is about then to GTFO and other rude remarks.

[Anonymous No.]

hey just traveling by and was wondering.
What's the big deal about bumping threads?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412004
to piss off sagefags

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412004
it pisses off sagefags

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412026
He meant the need everyone has to bump a thread and going crazy when someone doesn't

Nokosage all day erryday

[Anonymous No.]

I sage outside /jp/ often, and this never happened to me. Ever.

I've grown to believe people who complain about sage here are purely trolling.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412031
It depends actually. Most people only go crazy if you reply with a rude/arrogant/angry tone and sage.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412030
I would have thought introducing more people in the discussion would be productive and not 'going crazy' but I can see situations where a bump isn't warranted

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412035
You're polite - people don't complain because, well, you're polite.
You're rude - people complain because you're rude.

I don't see sage mattering much here.

[sage No.]

sage for shit thread

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412004
>>7412026
Isn't summer school waiting for you kids?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412044
>>7412035
>>7412031
I posted in a JRPG thread on /v/ about a game I was playing at the time. A minute later I got a reply.
"Why the sage?"
People on other boards are weird.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412004
There's no point in bumping a thread that's still on the frontpage, specially in a slow board like /jp/.

I guess new people come so brainwashed from other boards they they actually think sage is a tool to attack and not something to help the thread flow.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412057
I'd say it's your fault for going to /v/, of all places.

>>7412060
They're at their funniest when they make a thread and then bump it five minutes later, literally posting nothing but "bump". It's like they're afraid it's going to 404 otherwise.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7412068
But I enjoy playing videogames and I don't want to post offtopic content on other boards.
/v/ has some good to it too, like Monster Hunter threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>7411997
The general idea is actually that you aren't supposed to ask what's related. Rather, you should lurk and come to that understanding yourself, silently.
It used to be pretty much common knowledge when joining new communities in general, but nowadays I jusy don't quite know anymore.