We have found them to be helpful to our members and would like them to have a bit more of an official role within vbulletin.org.
Those with good memories may remember that Brooks was in fact an advisor back in 2007, before leaving the site due to outside commitments.
The start of being an advisor is putting something like this in signature
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Check all the above post
lol j/k
Hahahaha! However, it is sooooo true. You would not believe how many PMs you get if you don't put that in your sig. Actually, you would not believe how many PMs you get even with that in your sig!
The start of being an advisor is putting something like this in signature
Need proof ?
Check all the above post
lol j/k
HAHA! I never even noticed everyone else's signatures. I actually had set mine to this a few weeks ago because of the amount of PM's I would be getting for support for my modifications. I would MUCH rather the problems be posted in the thread(s) so if another user is having the same problem, they can refer back to the previous solution if one is found
Hahahaha! However, it is sooooo true. You would not believe how many PMs you get if you don't put that in your sig. Actually, you would not believe how many PMs you get even with that in your sig!
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HAHA! I never even noticed everyone else's signatures. I actually had set mine to this a few weeks ago because of the amount of PM's I would be getting for support for my modifications. I would MUCH rather the problems be posted in the thread(s) so if another user is having the same problem, they can refer back to the previous solution if one is found
Btw, guys, I do understand how ignoring these PMs asking, and pointing to thread for help. Some people think, PM is a better way than creat a new thread and waiting for reply.
Btw, as Lynne already said, these signature only help you decrease the amount, so people here at vb.org it's up to you guys, please try to act them nicely and give them a warm welcome.
07-18-2011, 09:49 PM
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