All your signatures have been erased
06-07-2007, 05:23 PM
#1
All your signatures have been erased
it happened during the upgrade, i had cool bits and pieces in mine, im sure others did too, now i have to start from scratch, apparently there was a warning post about it to back up your sigs but i didn't read it, oh well 
06-08-2007, 02:22 AM
#4
You can get around it...
just create a post that looks like your signature, then edit the post and copy and paste the codes into notepad.
The next time you post just copy from the notepad and paste it into your post. (Thinking about it, probably too much effort)
That's what I did. Yes I don't have a life!!!
Here's my sig...
__________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
On-road: Xray FK05 : CRC Carpet Knife 3.2 Off-road: Losi MF1 : Losi XXX4 G+ Powered by: Feral Batterys : Trakpower LiPo
GM Genius 95 : Novak GT7 Futuba 3PK + Spektrum My Clubs: On-road: Sydney On Road Model Car Club (SORMCC) Member: 587
Off-road: Castle Hill Radio Controlled Off Road Car Club (CHRCORCC)
just create a post that looks like your signature, then edit the post and copy and paste the codes into notepad.
The next time you post just copy from the notepad and paste it into your post. (Thinking about it, probably too much effort)
That's what I did. Yes I don't have a life!!!
Here's my sig...
__________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
On-road: Xray FK05 : CRC Carpet Knife 3.2 Off-road: Losi MF1 : Losi XXX4 G+ Powered by: Feral Batterys : Trakpower LiPo GM Genius 95 : Novak GT7 Futuba 3PK + Spektrum My Clubs: On-road: Sydney On Road Model Car Club (SORMCC) Member: 587 Off-road: Castle Hill Radio Controlled Off Road Car Club (CHRCORCC)
06-08-2007, 03:15 AM
#5
You can get around it...
just create a post that looks like your signature, then edit the post and copy and paste the codes into notepad.
The next time you post just copy from the notepad and paste it into your post. (Thinking about it, probably too much effort)
That's what I did. Yes I don't have a life!!!
Here's my sig...
__________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
On-road: Xray FK05 : CRC Carpet Knife 3.2 Off-road: Losi MF1 : Losi XXX4 G+ Powered by: Feral Batterys : Trakpower LiPo
GM Genius 95 : Novak GT7 Futuba 3PK + Spektrum My Clubs: On-road: Sydney On Road Model Car Club (SORMCC) Member: 587
Off-road: Castle Hill Radio Controlled Off Road Car Club (CHRCORCC)
just create a post that looks like your signature, then edit the post and copy and paste the codes into notepad.
The next time you post just copy from the notepad and paste it into your post. (Thinking about it, probably too much effort)
That's what I did. Yes I don't have a life!!!
Here's my sig...
__________________________________________________ ________________________________________________
On-road: Xray FK05 : CRC Carpet Knife 3.2 Off-road: Losi MF1 : Losi XXX4 G+ Powered by: Feral Batterys : Trakpower LiPo GM Genius 95 : Novak GT7 Futuba 3PK + Spektrum My Clubs: On-road: Sydney On Road Model Car Club (SORMCC) Member: 587 Off-road: Castle Hill Radio Controlled Off Road Car Club (CHRCORCC)
06-08-2007, 03:21 AM
#6
Fees goes towards getting the site running. Rctech is like drugsSo it worth the penny.
So it worth the penny.
06-08-2007, 08:39 PM
#9
i think it's the fact that it adds an individual touch to a persons post, people like that sort of stuff.
(**insert stereotypical communism cliche about all wearing grey, all being the same here**)
the ads don't add much to my rctech experience
, i've clicked on more links on signatures than the ads Whenever there is a club link on a signature, or a personal site, i always give it a look if it sounds interesting
06-09-2007, 01:49 AM
#10
we could use that argument for the avatars, for the advertisements on the sides, for the big logo at the top, for the use of colours, etc etc etc
i think it's the fact that it adds an individual touch to a persons post, people like that sort of stuff.
(**insert stereotypical communism cliche about all wearing grey, all being the same here**)
the ads don't add much to my rctech experience, i've clicked on more links on signatures than the ads Whenever there is a club link on a signature, or a personal site, i always give it a look if it sounds interesting
i think it's the fact that it adds an individual touch to a persons post, people like that sort of stuff.
(**insert stereotypical communism cliche about all wearing grey, all being the same here**)
the ads don't add much to my rctech experience
, i've clicked on more links on signatures than the ads Whenever there is a club link on a signature, or a personal site, i always give it a look if it sounds interesting
06-09-2007, 05:05 PM
#12
Tech Master
iTrader: (7)
we could use that argument for the avatars, for the advertisements on the sides, for the big logo at the top, for the use of colours, etc etc etc
i think it's the fact that it adds an individual touch to a persons post, people like that sort of stuff.
(**insert stereotypical communism cliche about all wearing grey, all being the same here**)
the ads don't add much to my rctech experience, i've clicked on more links on signatures than the ads Whenever there is a club link on a signature, or a personal site, i always give it a look if it sounds interesting
i think it's the fact that it adds an individual touch to a persons post, people like that sort of stuff.
(**insert stereotypical communism cliche about all wearing grey, all being the same here**)
the ads don't add much to my rctech experience
, i've clicked on more links on signatures than the ads Whenever there is a club link on a signature, or a personal site, i always give it a look if it sounds interesting
06-10-2007, 04:10 AM
#13
Tech Addict
cant even upload new animated Avitars anymore....
