"Signing" posts.

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Apoapsis

Hello chess.com!

I've noticed something about each member's posts: they put there name on the bottom of their post, or they don't. ADK seems to always end his post with


ADK


Do you put that name at the end, (signing) or not?

I don't usually do it, but in my group (where I am admin ☺) I sign.

checkmayte

I usually always sign my name, however I doubt that it is neccessary since it is in the heading...Just a matter of personality, I guess.   Wink

Maradonna

Na, I don't bother.

Kind regards,

John Hancock

HarryJungle101

I don't sign my posts, but I do sign my messagesUndecided

ozzie_c_cobblepot

Sometimes I sign my posts "Ozzie"

ADK

I sign almost everything!!!

ADK

Billium248

HarryJungle101 wrote:

I don't sign my posts, but I do sign my messages


 Ditto.  If I sign something, it was addressed to someone specific.  If it doesn't say "Hi, (insert name here)" at the top, it probably won't have my name on the bottom.

dwaxe

We need 1 line signatures.

Reasonable would be max of 200-300 chars, no code.

Feldmm1

I am not sure at all why people sign their posts, but I feel as if they have slightly more authority than they would have when they do, so perhaps that may be the reason. On the other hand, that may just be me; I have noticed that many well-known forum posters on the internet do this (although there are exceptions) and perhaps that is what gives me this feeling. Anyway, I do not sign my username at the end. Although I consider it a sign of authority, I usually do not have any and I also consider typing it at the end of each post a waste.

western_burn

Sounds like a topic that is ripe for debate! This will keep me up all night.

western_burn

WB

chessfanforlife

Since my name is long I'll put it in short.

              CFFL

CCBTheDestroyer

I'm should start signing my posts!!

fgm23

Apoapsis

Anyone else?

xqsme

xqsme!

artfizz

Unless it is a verifiable, digital signature, what's to stop somebody else forging it?

   "cheetah"

vagamundo

...be aware of what you sign...!!!  

     vagamundo

MM78
artfizz wrote:

Unless it is a verifiable, digital signature, what's to stop somebody else forging it?

   "cheetah"


 indeed I doubt chess.com would have FDA part 11 compliant signatures.

artfizz

Someoneorother is about to say:

There is some rationale to post-signing posts - provided they also pre-signed.

When it comes to nested quoting, it makes the whole thing less confusing e.g.

 

Evil_Homer wrote:

  Sharukin wrote:

    lithium11 wrote: I can't feel my legs

   Loosen your belt. Now put your hands down your trousers. Those thin, stick-like objects you can feel are your legs.

That's a bit close to the bone, don't you think?

That's how it should look.

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/dont-quote-me-on-that 

Someoneorother just said.

Baseballfan

Nah, why sign posts when your name is at the top? Everyone knows which account this was posted from, right?

Regards,

Baseballfan aka Josh aka That Michigan fan aka .....