Testing the Authenticity of Signatures: Is it Really Mine?

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The discussion revolves around the authenticity of signatures and avatars for contributing members, highlighting confusion about new perks for ribbon holders. It is noted that certain user groups, like Science Advisors and Homework Helpers, have access to signatures and avatars, possibly unintentionally. Participants express surprise at this feature, questioning its original intent and implementation. There is a light-hearted exchange regarding the value of these signatures, emphasizing the effort required to earn them. Overall, the conversation reflects on the evolving nature of member privileges within the community.
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Just testing my signiture :briggin:
 
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New perks for ribbon holders?
 
I'm a little confused, myself. Signatures and avatars are supposed to be for contributing members only..

*runs off to do some checking*

- Warren
 
Well, point of fact, it seems the Science Advisor / Homework Helper usergroups enable avatars and signatures (though they cannot upload custom avatars). Perhaps this was Greg's intent, or perhaps it slipped past us both? I don't know. Others with medals are also using signatures. I don't know why I never noticed this before. Hmmmmm...

- Warren
 
We had discussed the idea a while ago, but I didn't know it was ever implemented. Whether it was intentional or by accident, I think it's a nice idea to keep.
 
Hootenanny said:
Just testing my signiture :briggin:
free sig? and avatar? :eek: :bugeye: :rolleyes:
 
It's not free, yomamma. Hoot put an awful lot of work into his posts to get the medals.

- Warren
 
Yes, I know. I was just kidding.
 
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