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Old 03-31-2001
What happend to profile signatures. don't seems to be displayed in posts for few days. it's not important. but just to know what's wrong with it?

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Old 03-31-2001
We turned off signatures to increase efficiency. Also, some of the signatures could have been interpreted incorrectly by people with different views, so we decided to keep the 'signature space' flat. That way, no one is offended, which is a good thing since the purpose of the forums at UNIX.COM is to share technical information. The less distractions the better. Please let me know if this is a problem via email and I'll weigh in the opinions.
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