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Originally Posted by Cynthetiq
which won't work in the signature section since raw HTML in sig files is not allowed....if it does it's a mistake and we'll request that you remove it.
the sig file is supposed to be a place of expression about you, not to further any type of personal agenda.
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I tried the the HTML direction before Chi had done that post. I did so only with the intention of a running clock that would have been 1 line. It didnt work, but the point is I did so after referring to the rules about signatures.
I'm not questioning what your stating here, but it might be worth adding to the rules.
As for the second part of your statetment: I've seen many types of sigs here, some have made sense, some havent- but each with a personal agenda of expressing who they are, what they feel, etc. A majority have not been jibberish which means the the authors have a goal to invoke some sort of thought to what kind of person they are. It may help to add "the sig file is supposed to be a place of expression about you, not to further any type of personal agenda". It's honestly the first time I've seen what the accepted definition is. The only challenge that's left is defining personal agenda. As stated above it may be someones personal agenda that the reader understands their sig so they can understand something about them or what they are wanting to express.
SIGNATURES
No site plugs are allowed in signatures unless you have PAID for them.
Maximum signature length should be 5 or 6 lines. You will be asked to edit if a lengthy signature frequently eclipses the length of your posts.