It's time to discuss a very important topic. Most Internet e-mail programs, and many newsgroup newsreaders, permit you to append a block of text to the bottom of every message that you send out. These text blocks are known as signature blocks or sigs. There are also some generally agreed-upon rules, that are frequently ignored.
Most people agree that the best sig is no more than four lines long.
In fact, some enlightened mail programs limit sigs to a maximum of three or four lines. I've seen sigs 40 lines long attached to a Usenet posting that was only about 5 lines long. There is a tremendous amount of creativity that goes into sigs, and no mall amount of angst. I've even seen people put drawings into their sigs - using nothing but the keyboard character set. There ain't going to be any answer.