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Warburton2
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:49 am
Post subject: Any chance of banning signature links?
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AllanGardyne
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:15 pm
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Good question.
I tend to see the provision of a signature file as a sort of "payment" for taking part on the forum.
On the other hand, allowing signatures seems to encourage lots of quick visits by people who obviously don't want to participate and just want to flash their signature files.
I wonder how many of our regular members would continue to use this forum if we dumped signature files?
Hey, Everyone...
Is the main reason you come here to participate, or to try to get people to click on the link in your signature?
What would be your reaction if we dumped signatures?
Would it improve the forum, or would the forum die?
What do you think?
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Frank J
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Totally agree with you and I feel that forum will die if you will ban the signature links..!!
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AllanJames
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 4:04 am
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| Frank J wrote: | | Totally agree with you and I feel that forum will die if you will ban the signature links..!! |
I agree. I always try to provide value as I participate (and I would think if you check my posts you would agree) but I'm also in business therefore the time I spend anywhere must show some return.
It's called keeping the lights on 
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