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<blockquote data-quote="Zappo" data-source="post: 22708" data-attributes="member: 633">First of all, having the signature expand horizontally is not a big problem. Granted, I am at 1280x960, but even someone at 800x600 can see a good sized line.This means that you can just stuff a lot of things on one line and you won't necessarily have to use abbreviations.Look at my sig; the YB stats occupy only two lines, and they tell everything. I would fit it in one line, were it not for those pitiful 800x600 viewers. Those two lines still have plenty of room for more information. And no abbreviations.However, with the new rules, a fighter will on average have many more abilities. For this reason, I think we should estabilish official abbreviations for ability names, so that even if one has a bunch of poison blades, dirty and sneaky trick, assorted signatures, whatever, it can still all fit into one line. Signatures would still need to be written fully, of course. But worst case is ten signatures, and if all the rest is shortened to two letters, they still fit in one line.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zappo, post: 22708, member: 633"] First of all, having the signature expand horizontally is not a big problem. Granted, I am at 1280x960, but even someone at 800x600 can see a good sized line. This means that you can just stuff a lot of things on one line and you won't necessarily have to use abbreviations. Look at my sig; the YB stats occupy only two lines, and they tell everything. I would fit it in one line, were it not for those pitiful 800x600 viewers. Those two lines still have plenty of room for more information. And no abbreviations. However, with the new rules, a fighter will on average have many more abilities. For this reason, I think we should estabilish official abbreviations for ability names, so that even if one has a bunch of poison blades, dirty and sneaky trick, assorted signatures, whatever, it can still all fit into one line. Signatures would still need to be written fully, of course. But worst case is ten signatures, and if all the rest is shortened to two letters, they still fit in one line. [/QUOTE]

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