Why is the first person to reply to a post called a sofa? As the title suggests, thank you

The origin of sitting on the "sofa" Recently, I have seen more and more people who like to sit on the sofa, is the sofa really so easy to sit on? What exactly does a sofa mean? The sofa is supposed to be translated from the English sofa'Foreign words'。

Then take a look at this article to see what it's for. Here's the origin of the sofa: It is said that the word sofa first appeared in a *into* people* forum, basically the origin of the sofa is:

Someone posted a picture of a beautiful woman, and the person who replied to the post said that he was punctual, and he wanted to sit on the sofa and play ** flying chicken. Then, all those who sent good pictures and got support said to sit on the sofa. Later, many high-minded people didn't understand the word sofa and then thought that the sofa referred to the person who was the first to reply to the post, and now many people say that the first reply is the sofa, really.

Go to the sofa when you read an anti-Japanese post, and sit on the sofa when you read a political post, you are really energetic. Hats off to so many people who are always on the couch! Truth be told, this explanation makes a lot of sense.

It can also be verified, in the past, the number of *people* on the Internet was more popular, and there were more people living there, and there were more words. But I also saw an explanation that was: "A group of people are looking at the post, and suddenly a very new resource comes out, and the first one to reply to the post sighed:

so fast, after all the new resources have people go up and sigh so fast...The sofa is a homonym for so fast, and then it has been handed down. Either way, the term has been abused on the forum now, and it has also become a way to irritate the water, and it is expected that the forum will also ban the word in the future.

A netizen on a forum said: "Too much use is simply overflowing, and it also indirectly leads to a sharp decline in the quality of post replies." This vulgar thing simply reminds me of Brother Daolang's first snow!

And now it has also been extended that the third floor is to sit on the bench, which is easy to explain using the first statement, if you can't grab the sofa to sit on, the bench will also be there. If the second argument is used, it will not explain what the bench is at all? So if you do this, where does the fourth floor sit on the floor, the fifth floor on the basement, and the sixth floor?

Many words can evolve, especially Internet buzzwords. Maybe the sofa really meant that at the beginning, but over the years, everyone has been used to it, and they have gradually forgotten its original meaning.

Figuratively, it is soft and comfortable to be sandwiched in the middle. So it's not appropriate to call it a sofa, a stool or a mazar, oh.

Web forums. The middle couch is the one who represents the first person to reply to the post.

The sofa represents the first post posted by the blog that responds quickly, it means that it is fast, the response is agile, and it indicates the seat that is occupied first.

Sofa "This belongs to the post-modern.

The adjective is transliterated from the English "so fast" in Internet terms.

Appear, often used to follow the first post posted by the blog to respond quickly, indicates that the response is fast, the response is agile, and it indicates the position that is occupied first.

"Grab the sofa" is a distinct verb feeling, take the first step to occupy the sofa and quickly fall into the sofa, and then comfortably call friends, gather all netizens, and watch people come and go, which is very enjoyable.

The sofa comes from mop, and the mop forum has a function: you can view the posts you have made, so sometimes some people see some very long and interesting posts, or posts with great "potential" (there will be long and interesting replies but few replies yet), and they will reply to a post later, so that it is easy to find this again in the future;

MOP had a lot of traffic at that time, and there was only one page, which showed the posts that had been replied to in the current 30 minutes by default, so there were thousands of posts. So it's very difficult to find old stickers. Of course, you always have to say something when posting, at first it was to say "post a post and leave a mark", and then when you encounter a long post (the first post is very long, or the reply is many and very long - such as a quarrel post), you will say "move a sofa to watch it slowly" or "move a sofa and sit and watch a play".

Basically, the origin of the sofa is: someone posted a picture of a beautiful woman, and the person who replied to the post said that it was good to be on time and to sit on the sofa. Then, all those who sent good pictures and got support said to sit on the sofa.

Later, many high-minded people did not understand the word sofa and then thought that the sofa referred to the person who was the first to reply to the post, and now many people say that the first reply is to sit on the sofa.

It's a good location The first one to come, the host will give him the best place to sit.

I think you misunderstood, it should be the first person to be called the sofa.

My understanding should be that there is no one on this question yet, and the first person is the one who has seized the opportunity, that is to say, the person who treats this question as a sofa, and the first person will sit on the sofa first.

Grab the couch is to grab the first post or reply.

The significance is to promote the active participation of Internet users in communicating with each other.

Apply to the Internet blogosphere.

Related Terms. so fast

"sofa" in the blog (forum) means "so fast", and the blogger who responds to the first reply after the blogger posts is called "sofa" in the circle. Therefore, in the Internet blogosphere, "sofa" means a kind of order, and netizens "grab the sofa" on the Internet is not only a kind of online fun, but also represents a positive spirit of participation.

"Grab the couch" doesn't just mean you're fast, but also "grab the couch".

Sofa is a "foreign word" translated from the English sofa.