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Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active MemberOP
157 messages
joined Apr 2009
#1 ·
So, someone just wiped my entire signature. Part of it was basically saying, "Don't come at me in my comments calling me an idiot, because I truly couldn't care less what you think." Below that, I had one image showing a few overlapping topics—mostly just things like whether older women have better luck with guys (you know, the dating subreddits)—and then another image featuring that annoying 404 error we see whenever Reddit glitches out, paired with a picture of a frustrated guy.
In my eyes, none of this was harmful. I wasn't attacking Reddit or anything. Now, can someone please walk me through why it was removed? Was it because of:
a) the images ☕
b) my comment about not wanting people calling me an 'idiot' in my comments? O.o
c) some moderator just felt like deleting it on a whim?😍
d) a technical glitch where my signature file got deleted along with everything else? 😂
e) I ate some bad mushrooms and have no idea what I'm doing or reading anymore? 😲
Pleas, I need answers. 😁
If the images were the issue, you could have just sent me a quick note to take them down. Cheers.
A Anonymous Veteran
3.6K messages
joined May 2005
#2 ·
Because of how big ☕
redmarlin3 redmarlin3 Active Member
132 messages
joined Apr 2010
#3 ·
Your signature was pulled because it was way too bulky, and no, it wasn't because of the images or any "stupid" content.
We didn't send you a PM beforehand because the Reddit rules regarding signatures have been around for over two years now... at this point, it’s assumed everyone has read them and is on board. 😬

Don't worry, you haven't lost your signature forever. Myself and the other moderators still have access to it, so if you want me to just type it out for you, I can...
Aaron Harris2 Aaron Harris2 Member
41 messages
joined Jan 2008
#4 ·
Greetings.

I was the one who removed my signature, and quite frankly, it was due to its sheer size.
Or, more specifically, in accordance with what is outlined in the Reddit rules regarding signatures—specifically concerning their length (point 1).

Now, as to why I failed to send a message earlier... 🤔
I suspect it simply became lost in the shuffle while I was busy editing, deleting, and sending various posts.
When you delete an unauthorized signature, a notification is typically generated automatically within the thread, but if there is no active thread (as is the case here), one must send a message separately. This particular communication somehow vanished into the void of a parallel universe. My apologies. 🙂

Furthermore, I have a proposal: if you would like to restore the exact same signature, I will gladly reinstate it for you, provided that if it spans three lines, we utilize font size 1, or if it is two lines, we use font size 2. You may send me a private message with your preferences, or simply post them here. 👍

(On a separate note, I strongly suggest that all of you take a moment to review the rules posted at the top of this subforum.) 😉
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active MemberOP
157 messages
joined Apr 2009
#5 ·
Heh... let's go with font 1 then... assuming you still have my signature saved on file and everything... because I honestly can't recall how that bit about being a 'dummy' goes... 😍 I am asking nicely here...
Aaron Harris2 Aaron Harris2 Member
41 messages
joined Jan 2008
#6 ·
There you have it; I have placed it back for you once again, though I must note that it appears somewhat smaller this time around. 👍
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active MemberOP
157 messages
joined Apr 2009
#7 ·
I saw it. The font is a bit smaller than I expected, but it doesn't bother me. Thanks. 😘

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