signature?

[Kelly180]

So I have been trying to find the edit signature link, and i can not find it. Is there a minimum thread posts that you have to have before it opens up? please let me know. thanks.

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by Kelly180

So I have been trying to find the edit signature link, and i can not find it. Is there a minimum thread posts that you have to have before it opens up? please let me know. thanks.

On the User Control Panel Page Edit Signature is the first link under Setting and Options.

[TikiTech]

Originally Posted by Kelly180

So I have been trying to find the edit signature link, and i can not find it. Is there a minimum thread posts that you have to have before it opens up? please let me know. thanks.

It should be accessible through the "User CP" link

[The Doctor]

Anyone know what the limit is (of posts?)

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by The Doctor

Anyone know what the limit is (of posts?)

I wasn't aware of any limit but when I made my sig I was well on my way to about 10,000 posts by then.

[Mark McLeod]

I know new users can't use signatures, but I don't know what the post limit is.
Possibly 50.
A user reported that they gained the ability when they surpassed 100 posts.

Here's what the option will look like when you finally earn it:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/at...chmentid=15570

[pwnageNick]

A student on my team recently made an account and the "edit signature" is not listed anywhere under "Settings and Options". It is there for me so I am not sure why it is not there for him. Any ideas?

EDIT: @March really? I don't remember that being the case back when I made mine, but that was a while ago. Does anyone have an idea of how many posts it takes?

-Nick

[Koko Ed]

From FAQ:

After you have registered, you may set your signature. This is a piece of text that you would like to be inserted at the end of all your posts, a little like having headed note paper.

If the administrator has enabled signatures, then you will have the option to include your signature on any posts you make. If you have specified a signature, then the forum will automatically append your signature to any messages you post. You can disable signatures on a per-post basis by un-ticking the 'Show Signature' checkbox when you compose your message.

You may turn the signature on and off on posts you have already made by editing the post and altering the state of the 'Show Signature' option.

You can set your signature by editing your profile.

[Mark McLeod]

Looks like it is 100 posts or 3 months or some combination thereof:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...43&postcount=7

[artdutra04]

Originally Posted by pwnageNick

A student on my team recently made an account and the "edit signature" is not listed anywhere under "Settings and Options". It is there for me so I am not sure why it is not there for him. Any ideas?

EDIT: @March really? I don't remember that being the case back when I made mine, but that was a while ago. Does anyone have an idea of how many posts it takes?

-Nick

The minimum post limit was added because a while back there was a ton of spam where they would post messages like "haha " or "ok, yeah I agree" and then after a few days edit their signature to include spam.

I'm pretty sure the minimum limit is between 30 and 50 100 (see message above) posts and must be a member for two months. Brandon would know for sure.

[Kevin Phan]

If it is 100 post limit, then I shouldn't have a signature.

[Mark McLeod]

When (date, # posts) were you able to add a signature or when did you first do it?

[Kevin Phan]

Around 50 post and I did this signature, if memory serves me right, in the last two weeks.

[TikiTech]

Originally Posted by Kevin Phan

If it is 100 post limit, then I shouldn't have a signature.

Me either. I believe, for me, it was more time based.

I have had the account for awhile but hardy posted much. This year by far I have posted most of my count shown.

Though I did have a signature by my 3rd post. Yeah lots of looking but for the first year I didn't feel I ought to post until I was more seasoned.

Aloha!

[Chief Hedgehog]

I thought mine was fairly early on - but I have been wrong many times before.

Originally Posted by TikiTech

Me either. I believe, for me, it was more time based.

I have had the account for awhile but hardy posted much. This year by far I have posted most of my count shown.

Though I did have a signature by my 3rd post. Yeah lots of looking but for the first year I didn't feel I ought to post until I was more seasoned.

Aloha!