forums Signature rules, perhaps?

[Midnight]

Well, I've seen many a disruptive signature to other forums I went to. In case a disruptive signature ever pops up here, maybe you guys should set up some signature rules.

For starters, maybe you can apply these signature rules:

•Signatures must follow the main rules. (This is obvious, though.)

•An image in a signature cannot be longer than so-and-so x so-and-so.

•You signature can only contain so-and-so aount of images.

Please don't take this the wrong way; I'm not trying to look like a mini-mod. I'm just suggesting an addition to the rules.

[randomspot555]

First thing I did was turn off sigs. I've seen more than enough "creepy" sigs in other Pokemon forums, so I'm just not taking the risk. I access these forums from public computers quite often.

[Torte de Lini]

I turn off sigs, the chances that I'll see something original and not scratched off a DA piece of work is the day I'll consider re-enabling.

[pokemonfan]

Sigs are not always bad if people use them correctly. I've seen some nasty and disturbing sigs though. Not here but elsewhere....

[coolbho3000]

I added a preliminary signature provision to the rules: http://projectpokemon.org/forums/showthread.php?t=279

Feel free to make any suggestions or comments about the addition.

[Greencat]

Mhh, I didn't know a page slows down, even if something is in a spoiler. What about a rule of a signature being no larger than a certain amount of KBs instead of area?

[Concorde105]

Yes, Greencat, it does. Especially on this really slow 4 year old laptop... But in my room my 5 year old computer kicks this one's butt! So... I think we should keep sigs, but with some rules. Because if you have a really big picture, maybe it should be in a spoiler or something.

[damio]

Yes, Greencat, it does. Especially on this really slow 4 year old laptop... But in my room my 5 year old computer kicks this one's butt! So... I think we should keep sigs, but with some rules. Because if you have a really big picture, maybe it should be in a spoiler or something.

It should always be in a spoiler.

[Greencat]

Spoilers save space and time.

Weird how that sounds like Palkia and Dialga.

Space - More room for more posts on a single page.

Time - Less scrolling time.