Everyone already has this choice as part of their settings, so I don't think there's a huge need to have it enforced as policy. As a disabler, my "no" vote definitely wasn't pro-sigs, merely pro-choice.I find signature lines to be a bit of a distraction, and most posters don't use them. So, shall we get rid of them?
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This only works for logged users.Everyone already has this choice as part of their settings, so I don't think there's a huge need to have it enforced as policy. As a disabler, my "no" vote definitely wasn't pro-sigs, merely pro-choice.
Forcefully shielding readers from the "forced benefit" of repeatedly reading some bit of pomposity would be a kindness.Everyone already has this choice as part of their settings, so I don't think there's a huge need to have it enforced as policy. As a disabler, my "no" vote definitely wasn't pro-sigs, merely pro-choice.
Then that would be a different poll against pompous signatures. I hope mine does not fall into that category?Forcefully shielding readers from the "forced benefit" of repeatedly reading some bit of pomposity would be a kindness.
Aaawww. I like my skeptic-roasting propaganda! But alright…Then that would be a different poll against pompous signatures. I hope mine does not fall into that category?![]()
Signatures are also hidden to save screen space when using a mobile web browserThis only works for logged users.
That sounds like it might be the whole of the law, or something! Like you might be a star!Do as thou wilt.
That seems to show consideration to non-members, but effectively turns the poll into "should we impose our preferences on non-members?":This only works for logged users.
How the heck would I know!?!?!?Then that would be a different poll against pompous signatures. I hope mine does not fall into that category?![]()
Good arguments, but you'd have to know you can hide the signatures once you sign up. And signing up to every site you read is tiresome.That seems to show consideration to non-members, but effectively turns the poll into "should we impose our preferences on non-members?":
Status quo: they have option to sign up, sign in, and have their personal preferences used.
Turn them off: they don't have such a choice.