Ｄｉｇｉｔａｌｌｙ Ｄｉｓｔｉｎｃｔ: Signature Tutorial Thread

[diana,]

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[Erwin Smith]

Apologies to Of The Falls for Mini-Modding.

Anti-Spam Rules:
These rules are here to keep this thread open and accessible to our valued beginner coders.
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[*] If you want to post to mark the thread, only mark it once.
[*] Do not double post.
You must wait for someone else to post after you before you can post again.
[*] Do not ask for signature ratings here.
If you want to know how your finished signature looks, find "Signature Respect" or "Rate the Signature" here.
[*] If you are not giving or asking for coding/signature help, please do not post here.

Failure to follow these rules will result in one friendly warning from myself
on the first offense and a quick report to the mods on the second offense.

Chooco. Take this conversation out of this thread. It is no longer welcome here. We are not here to give advice to what you should put into your signature, we are here to help one make a signature and provide all the tutorial based ideals when it comes to it in. Artistic freedom is up to you, no one else.

Also, I believe there is a firm point that needs to be addressed here.
Most of this stuff is more suited as being apart of a Signature Fanclub (Join me's, what 'x' an I add to my sig, opinions of other peoples sigs when asked for them nicely etc). If you want to chat about colour usage and other things, that all belongs into a signature fanclub thread, not a tutorial on how to do things thread. This thread is here to offer tutorials to those who need them, not to suggest what you need to change in your signature.

Go and chase that up if you guys are so invested in chatting about signatures, this does not belong here otherwise.

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Also Chooco. I was halfway done in doing your wolf.
Please, if you ask for some help, be sure that it is what you want to have. I feel somewhat tossed out because of this.

[Galaxy;]

Um maybe. "Its easy to stand with a crowed but it takes courage to stand alone"

[diana,]

Oh my gosh, I'm sorry Levi! I was just desperate for any help in my signature because it was for my best friend and she's going away soon. Very sorry again~

Also, about the wolf picture- I'm also very sorry that you feel tossed out because of that. I was going for that picture and then found this one took away the other, thinking that no one was listening. Gah, I feel so horrible now. >.<

Edit;

Okay. I know you didn't mean to sound rude, but the firmness did hurt a little. I didn't mean to be rude or even spam in any way.

[Erwin Smith]

Don't apologize to me for the spam. Apologizing does nothing. Just don't do it again, because it can promote other users into doing the same thing here too, that's all.

With that said, here is your wolf.

Let's be considerate to everyone who needs help here shall we?

When in doubt, refer to this post which is a WIP. Follow these guidelines and you will not be lost in what you are trying to achieve when making a signature.

[i'm so sorry...]

i apologize if this might be spam, but does my signature fit? i changed it a little on device, and i'm having thoughts if it fits on computer or not...

[diana,]

i apologize if this might be spam, but does my signature fit? i changed it a little on device, and i'm having thoughts if it fits on computer or not...

Fits perfectly on my screen ^-^ By the way, it looks amazing! c:

[i'm so sorry...]

thank you! uvu

[Falls]

*reads last page* Well. Absolutely none of those posts made me happy.
Regardless of that spat, I am going to continue operating on my one-warning system. Spam takes a while to be weeded out of a thread, so we will all need to show some patience from every side.

On the bright side, thank you to those of you who answered my question. Based on what you've told me, I have decided to leave the thread title as is.

@tsubaki.: I don't consider "does it fit" posts to be spam, as long as they're not posted excessively =)
Your signature fits perfectly from my Firefox browser on my laptop.

[mountain tree]

... I was wondering how people got pictures to be layered on top of code boxes. Is it something that naturally happens when you, say, place a picture to the right of a code? Or do people actually go into picture-editing applications and edit them into one image? Thanks for anyone who can help.