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When I was trying to edit my sig, it said that vBCodes were on (with includes the tag) and the [img] tag was off.

The instructions also says "Signatures should be no more than four lines in length and may not contain images or font sizes larger than SIZE 2. "

So...does that mean we CAN have an image in our sig or we CAN'T?
 
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Wel l I havent see nany1 with an image so im gonna assume no
 
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We can't.
 
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Images are not allowed in signatures.

EDIT: WOW! 3 Replies posted within the same minute.


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Has anyone asked about the little "smilies" included in this question ? - Are the little smilies allowed as images :guilty:

No images reads Exactly as that to me - No Images ?? :laugh: This looks odd for me to be asking - huh ?
 
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all4cost said:
No images reads Exactly as that to me - No Images ?? :laugh: This looks odd for me to be asking - huh ?
Interesting point. Maybe it should be said that there will be no images from outside of the NamePros :kickass: emoticons.

Just a Thought

-Steve
 
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microdude431 said:
People would also abuse the image rules if images were allowed in signatures. :imho:
Maybe it could be like the avatars and be a certain filesize (also a max width and height to prevent page strecthing)

Just a thought (because I have wanted to put an image in my sig [which has still retained its virginity] to promote :))

-Steve
 
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