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Writing in sigs

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am i the only one that thinks puting random words in sigs that sort of relates to the sig, makes the sig really cliche?

 

 

 

not guna say names but saw a sig with like loads of energy vibrant etc and in big letters there was the word "energy" writen

 

 

 

all i thaught when i saw it was, lol cheeeeeeeeeeesy

 

u dont need more than a name on a siggy :< or at least a title for your sig, if your sig is a "senario"

 

nothing else!

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Usually I'll name signatures based off of what it makes me think of, or a song I was listening to or something. I don't think it really detracts and does help fill some empty space.

I sort of agree, putting random words that only vaguely relate to the image on all your work seems pointless. But if you think the text actually has something to add to it I don't see any problem with it. Besides, sometimes you just need other text because it greatly helps the composition or helps to get the idea across. I do think some people take it to far, but then again, it's their choice and it doesn't really bother me.

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I agree with Deloria (I made a sig for you once, I think). I think it adds meaning and more depth, but the problem is ....if you don't do it well *cough* me *cough* then it looks kinda sucky.

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in most cases i rather like when someone names the sig after whats going on in it.

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