Signature Limits

[#1]

I don't think it will be you - at 1024x768 your signature fits in four lines.

[#2]

Definitely not yours - here it is at the minimum width for the forum - it won't go narrower without introducing a horizontal slide bar

[#3]

Is mine ok? I have negative charcters in my sig which means that it eats up the last word of every post that I

[#4]

o keep your negative charcters under contro

[#5]

I'v pu som negativ character o th en o min bu the hav  slightl differen effec!

[#6]

I prefer my negative characters - they eat some letters from the next post rather than my own.

[#7]

Do you mind  Thomas
It's a hi-light moment
There's a character limit on sigs anyway

[#8]

You may note some odd typos in my posts as my brain works quicker than my fingers a lot of the time.

[#9]

What like not an 8 month contract? 

[#10]

Yes, well spotted.
I am due to go back to the opticians and will be asking to have the lens prescription in my glasses upgraded to match that of my contact lenses which I don't have in at the moment.

[#11]

I keep fiddling around with my sig, it should go on 3 lines but the Pics much it up, is ther a solution without deleting bits?

[#12]

A few people now are using their signatures to pass comment on the new products. There are no rules about this and you are entitled to your opinion but the way to express you opinion is by starting a thread or posting in a existing thread.
Is it right to put what is your opinion in the signature so we all get blasted with it several times a day it is in effect posting  multiple post espressing your opinion ?
Taking a softly softly approach would people with these sorts of comments think about forcing their opinion onto everyone else several times a day?
I will leave it for common sense to prevail

[#13]

A bit like the proverbial  American 'Bumper Sticker' 

[#14]

Barry - I think that you are being very lenient on the miscreants. I find all these personal opinions that people constantly add to their signature very annoying and should be banned.
They just distract the reader from the reply itself, spoil the flow of the thread and take up too much space.
Also, how many times do we have to read whether folk believe this or that (and does everyone want to know anyway)?
It is total overkill and entirely unnecessary!

[#15]

There is a "Don't show users' signatures." setting on the Look and Layout Preferences page.
Signatures are the place to express personal opinions, and make comments. The rules don't prevent this at it would be a form of censorship.