Signature?

[Roanan]

For some reason I can not find any place in the user CP to add my signature.

Is this because I am a new member, or am I just blind?



If it is because I am a new member, perhaps a mod could add it for me:

It's during times like these that I remember my Father's
last words, which were: "Don't son, that gun is loaded!!!"

 

[BingoT]

All this may help you.

Changes in signature rules

https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/changes-in-signature-rules.33460/

 

[KasinoKing]

That's a big thread!
This is the important post:-

Here's the (new) deal.

The group levels have been re-adjusted:

Registered members - newbies
Fully registered = 50 reps or 100 posts AND 30 days
Senior members = 150 reps or 400 posts AND 365 days
Meister members = 500 reps or 1000 posts AND 365 days.

The BB code for sigs is turned on for Senior members and above.

We also now have two levels of webmaster:

Webby - anyone can join
Webmeister - must be a senior member or above to join - or up to the discretion of the moderators/administrator.

Both webmaster groups have the same permissions. As the webmaster section expands, perhaps there will be special benefits for the meisters

In essence, the sigs are turned on for senior members and above - but the rules are the following: no ad copy, and if links are posted, only the name of the website should be hyperlinked: for example

You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.

Now if you have a website that has a spammy URL like the-best-freaking-RTG-bonuses.com - well, you can hyperlink this as Link Removed ( Old/Invalid)

No ad copy means no ad copy. Non-casino URLs are cool by the way such as

You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.

are ok.

The bottom line is to be cool and do not exploit the site for your own endeavors. Thanks!

 

[Roanan]

...but I love my signature and want to use it here. :sob:

Oh well, I'll just enter it manually then.

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It's during times like these that I remember my Father's
last words, which were: "Don't son, that gun is loaded!!!"