| From: | Matthew Garrett |
| Date: | 29 Aug 2000 at 19:27:26 |
| Subject: | Re: OT GCSE Results |
On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 06:44:04PM +0100, Chris Merrell wrote:
> Really? It should have been 4 for that post, as I was trying to make another
> point. Maybe a few years ago 4 lines was deemed ample for a sig, but these days
> people have websites, ICQ's, email, mailing lists in their sigs. I think that
> there should be an allowance to a maxium of about 10 lines, as people are doing
> alot more things these days. Or have I lost the plot somewhere?
Why do you need all that information in your sig? An email address and
website ought to be quite enough. In any case:
John B Brooklands | emailaddress@foobar.wibble.co.uk | ICQ: 123456789012
Visit my website - http://www.hostalot.net/~johnbb/amiga/index.html
That's a large amount of information fitted into two lines. There's space
for extra URLs and a short quote without being longer than 4 provided you
don't feel the need to tell the world about every obscure piece of
hardware that you have grafted onto an A500. Why on earth would you need
10 lines?
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