>>21
I merely said that sage-bombing is frowned upon and
may result in a ban, which is straight off of the FAQ. I never once accused you or anyone else of being a sage-bomber in this thread.
SAGEBOMBING =/= REGULAR SAGEING
Yes I'm aware of the difference between normal sageing and sage-bombing.
Like I said in
>>20 :
It's more difficult to sage-bomb nowadays with the new flood detection system on 4chan anyway, so whatever.
Obviously team 4chan has implemented the new flood detection system to discourage users from sageing threads more than once. Sage was originally a feature carried over all the way from 2channel, then to Futaba Channel (
www.2chan.net) and finally to 4chan, where it was meant to just post a comment without bumping the thread you're posting in to the top of the page, that's it.
But it has been used as a sign of disapproval of the content being posted in a individual thread, rather than just people posting to a thread that you just simply don't feel needs to be bumped. This was happening way too much all over 4chan, so now everyone who uses "sage" to not bump a thread suffers. You have the aforementioned "sage-bombers" to thank for that.
I don't particularly like it much myself, as I would tell people this is a dumb silly thread and use the sage function to post my comment without bumping it. Yes it sucks, to say the least, that everyone must suffer for the abusive actions of a vocal minority. But instead of complaining about it, go on 4chan's IRC channel, petition the mods to either change it back or at least be less restrictive on people who use sage only one or twice in a thread, e-mail moot, etc. He has said in the past that e-mailing him is better than complaining on the image/text boards and I'm sure that unwritten rule still stands today.
TL;DR: Either deal with it or take it up with moot or the mods; you have the idiots to thank for the new imposed restrictions.