yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[About XDA developers] mikef:
You don't have enough posts. Read this link for advice on how to achieve it.
[About XDA developers] dorianborovina:
Thanks mf2112 :)
[About XDA developers] The-Hulk:
I have made this a sticky on my Q&A thread over on galaxy s2 forum, it is a good guide.
[About XDA developers] projekt06:
:D Just wanted to ask you what you had actually written to get [HIDE]hidden stuff goes here[/HIDE] so I clicked cite...

edit: noparse command is not working in xda app, so I only see the spoiler. In browser view, my post looks pretty senseless, :D
[About XDA developers] anfiann:
Thanks but I cannot seem to actually find the "Thanks" button...I am running latest firefox with noscript and adblock plus....I have enable all hosts that should have allowed all functionality but still don't see the Thanks button on the site. anyone have some insight?

[EDIT] Wait its there now.

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I hear ya but its sometimes hard to come up with 10 relevant comments when really all you need to do is submit feedback on a real topic for my phone. I am trying to stay on topic for each post. Honestly the 1o post limit has held me off the site for over a year....I signed up 6mo ago and expected to get engaged into the forum 6mos ago and hit this limitation and l held off again...anyway I end up posting nonsense like this just to get past the limitation. Yes I am real. I understand with spam bot problem so I will just deal with it.
[About XDA developers] Toledo_JAB:
If you look outside the phone forums there are a lot of chat forums you can say hi or whatever in. Look for threads on the home page of XDA. One thread was to get the best joke and win a cheap tablet. :rolleyes:

from my LT28at tweaked with Ice Cream all over it. :)
[About XDA developers] boborone:
It's not a bot problem. It's to keep noobs like you out of development.
[About XDA developers] Toledo_JAB:
Ouch:( that was a little harsh.

Even noobs should be able to report bugs, after the 10 post minimum is reached.

Everyone has the right to help in development. Try to smile more, you are a lot prettier when you do :D

from my LT28at tweaked with Ice Cream all over it. :)
[About XDA developers] mikef:
I think the concept of having a "right" on a privately owned forum does not compute so you might rethink that.

A lot of people here have the desire but not the ability. The ones with ability realize this rule protects them so they don't complain about it.
[About XDA developers] Toledo_JAB:
I agree the word right should have been ability. Not sure how much protection they get as there are a lot of non-phone chat threads to get to 10. In the x10 forum we had a major camera breakthrough developed by a user on his first post ever on xda and couldn't even post in development. Lol. Even the moderators would not bypass the 10 post rule for him.

from my LT28at tweaked with Ice Cream all over it. :)
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Unfortunately in practice it isn't much, but hopefully it does get the idea across to most people. :)
[About XDA developers] shreshth89:
how to start a new thread

how to start a new thread
[About XDA developers] It_ler:
Just have a look here => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1873094

Nice description of how to make a good thread/etc.
[About XDA developers] SXUsr:
How not to make your signature...
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Bahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

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[About XDA developers] iambilloo:
Thanks

Thanks buddy !
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
Sir, please dont quote the entire post when it is such a huge post. and that too to asy only one line comment.. always quote only relevant part of quote when it is too large post..

Since you were just saying thanks.. Please do hit the thanks button which is provided by XDA for this purpose only and to make sure redundant thanks posts are minimized.. This way the user gets the thanks embedded to his meter forever and good posts which will have info and relevant post with info required for other users wont get buried with the thanks posts..

So please remove your quoted message by selecting edit option.. and hit thanks button which is below the users avatar/ left bottom corner to say thanks.. i hope you understood what i am telling to say!
[About XDA developers] SXUsr:
Quotes the whole post, ignores the first and last line. :rolleyes:
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Read the first post of this thread and you'll know how many posts you need.
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Nice attempt at getting the required 10 posts. Pity I deleted it
[About XDA developers] fks_Para:
Nice thread very helpfull, but I cant edit my signatur.... Is this because I have no 10 posts?
[About XDA developers] jSterling:
I can't believe there is a guide for this on a forum for android development
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
Yup.. you need to make 5-8 useful posts

to get signature enabled.. then go to user cp and you can make one.. I think its written in this guide..

You are saying its in wrong section?

Actually its not in android development section.. its in about xda-developers section.. so its perfectly alright for such a nice guide to be in..

Or did I understood you wrong?

Sent from the MUST have app!
[About XDA developers] flastnoles11:
You understood wrong... he meant he can't believe that people need the guide on a development forum... and to answer, most people on here aren't devs and appreciate help anywhere they can get it... even if it is just for a forum signature
[About XDA developers] jSterling:
Correct. Figured signatures have been around for.. well for forums for years and years. I'll be going on 10 years in January that I've been apart of online community's and working with Photoshop. I just find it a little awkward that a forum for modifying forums has a tutorial/guide for making a SIG. Not trying to troll or be an ass, just wanted to make sure this was serious... -.-
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
oh, well, thing is.. every person has to come to forums first time in their life no matter how long forums had been on net.. so, if the person does comes to xda forums first. and couldnt understand what all this signature is about.. then it does makes sense to have such a guide..

and we need to keep in mind that android is becoming very well known.. so, new non-tech savy / and new people to forums will be signing up.. so, its always nice to have such help for those people..

PS: i am not saying , i didnt know :p i had been in other forums too :)
[About XDA developers] jSterling:
Yeah I can understand that. Guess there is a need seeing some sigs like ones described with huge pics and what not, that's just annoying lol.

So with all that said I guess I do see what it can be needed.
[About XDA developers] Markey1979:
signature guide.....

+1 to nitubhasker --> everyone comes to a forum for the first time

@jSterling

You have a point in that, I could easily figure out how to make a signature, but this guide seems to be very informative.

I Would definitely add the devices that I have to work with, but I do not know if I would have intuitively guessed to add all the information, that this guide suggests.

I do not think that I would have ever decided to include my baseband information......

...please I do not want to troll, or sound in any way flamish, sometimes people need things "spelled out" for them....
[About XDA developers] iM-Gie:
i came to this thread from search bar, bbecause i was wondering why no setting for signature on my control panel. now i know that i get signature after 8 or more post...
[About XDA developers] klozio:
I think this guide is really useful, but I think that a limit to signature size must be imposed because sometimes for only few lines of comment there is an huge signature that occupy most of page space! :rolleyes:
[About XDA developers] ricardosteve:
Very useful guide. I myself read a forum about my device almost everyday, I check it regularly, but haven't had many posts lately.

Good thing to know about signatures. I just don't know what's my Touchwiz version, it doesn't show up, but oh well.

I hit the thanks button, if that's a better way to say "thanks".
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Well if you see someone's signature is just way too big then you can always report that person to a moderator so they can check it out.

If they agree, they'll contact the member and speak to them about it.
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Folks, can we use the "thanks" button rather than saying thanks. Also, anyone attempting to boost their post count or posting useless posts will have their posts deleted, and you may get reprimanded as well
[About XDA developers] tharu_roxx:
yep..it is!!! im developing my skills rapidly!! thanks xda.....u means a lot!!!:highfive:
[About XDA developers] NsZebra:
200 thanks for this!! man! not fair, who doesnt now who edit the sig .._..
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
First of all, if you don't need to know/ don't think others need to know then why bother posting in here?

Secondly, not everyone knows how to make their sig because after all, for a lot of people XDA is the first internet forum they've been on. Therefore they wouldn't really know their way around.

And finally, the number of thanks on a post doesn't always mean anything. In this case, the thanks are deserved because it is a helpful post, but go onto my profile, click on the Most Thanked tab. You'll see my 4th highest thanked post had no value whatsoever, proving that thanks really aren't important.

"Never hit a man with glasses. Use a rock, it'll hurt more."
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
What kidcarter said above, plus people expect to be spoonfed these days and the fact we have a lot of idiots

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[About XDA developers] sebasrock156:
It leaving sign u.u

What I do make?
[About XDA developers] Hashimlokasher:
thanks

it helped :p
[About XDA developers] FX2048:
I have to say thanks even if the creator said not to for one reason:

I was quite unsure as of why I couldn't create a signature. :silly:

Oh well I guess it happens.
[About XDA developers] dcipher:
I'm missing the option for "Edit Signature" in my control panel. I only see 4 items under "Settings & Options."
[About XDA developers] Ganesh A:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

How about ribbons¿
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Can I remind all to use the "thanks" button instead of posting thanks. Also, please don't quote the whole first post. Creates unnecessary scrolling for people,especially on mobiles

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[About XDA developers] K3vin71:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

Good ;) but making a signature isn't something that deserves a huge thread like this one..
[About XDA developers] flastnoles11:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

There's one persons opinion, now move along.... :shaking:
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

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Falling Doesn’t Make You a Failure, Staying Down Does
[About XDA developers] tharu_roxx:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

Use tacklefish's design factory :D

Show a little appreciation when you receive help.It doesn't take too much time to press THANK YOU ( :thumbup: ) button sided on the left... :) :D
[About XDA developers] Romulux:
Thanks for this, I didn't really think about phone info in sigs being useful for when you're asking questions!

And I also didn't know you needed a few posts to even get a signature, so thanks to those people who brought that up as well! :cool:
[About XDA developers] dnbxvrfx:
I have text on but its not showing.I will fix that i hope.Thanks for good tut and i will also click on THANKS button;)
[About XDA developers] boogivens:
Newbie it is
[About XDA developers] jellymelly:
Hi, thanks for the post. Don't you just hate people with huge sigs done in MS Paint that look horrible!? Hopefully they'll learn from this thread
[About XDA developers] Peterobertson:
Hi.

I'm New, but have already been posting, and using the "Thanks Button" after receiving some Outstanding Help from individuals on here rather than typing it, but, I did find this thread after using the "Search" feature to see why I was not able to fill in my Sig details.

I was not intending to put a load of pictures and adverts in it, just my Phone details, as info for others as and when I ask questions or ask for help.

I appreciate the rules of all and any forum, but I am confused about this one because we have to create an account, which has a Captcha code on it, we then have to Verify the account, and then each and every time we start or reply to a thread we have to input the Captcha code again.

So, my question is this, why do we have this eight post restriction when you have all of the above?

Oh, and just in case anyone is thinking it, NO, I am not being argumentative, I am simply looking for an answer to a question, Honest.

Many thanks.
[About XDA developers] jellymelly:
You have been banned from xdadevelopers.

Reason: Making logical statements against the interests of xda administrators.

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april fools
[About XDA developers] Peterobertson:
A very questionable thing to reply with jellymelly. (the big red writing)

You ought to be careful, replies like yours can give the forum a bad name, and also the web site, because people may think that this the usual type of behaviour on here, which I'm sure they Don't want.

Thank god I met some Fantastic other members before I saw

your reply

, otherwise I may have just left and told my friends to avoid this web site.
[About XDA developers] TheAceCo:
You have a point, but I'm fairly certain jellymelly's response was purely sarcastic humor. In which case there's plenty of that to go around. XDA's "PR" isn't likely to be affected one way or another by his humorous response. I agree with your post that he had responded to though.

This thread is helpful to people wondering why they can't access their signature. I figured it was gonna be something like that. I've been floating around forums for well over a decade now, some have simple rules and some have complex rules. Some are just ridiculous, but the rules on here make sense enough to me.

I think most people (with enough common sense) will pick up on the proper use of a signature, seeing as the majority of senior members have their sigs done correctly.
[About XDA developers] boborone:
Re: [GUIDE][Noob Friendly]How to make a good signature[Noob Friendly][GUIDE]

Spam bots and spammers in general. This is one of the largest forums on the internet, so it gets lots of attention from people trying to make a buck.
[About XDA developers] SerhatSoylemez:
I am a new user and I cannt add a signature.. Is there a message limit for adding a signature? Thanks
[About XDA developers] uarepeople:
You need 10 posts and then the option should appear in your control panel.
[About XDA developers] Hesterien:
..

This is gonna be a great help for me, once I grow up to be a big boy, and get the ability to use Signatures :silly:
[About XDA developers] VrstL:
How does mine?

How does mine had no "Edit Signature"? BTW, I'm new/NOOB here. :D
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
New users do not have this ability. You'll need to wait until you have 8 or more posts

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[About XDA developers] VrstL:
But...

But I'd posted 5 posts already but it still counts as 1 on my statistics...

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I really don't understand when how my posts counts... My posts counts are only adding when i posted here. (Sorry for this, I'm really a noob)
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
You probably had posts removed as they were deemed as an attempt to increase post count or OT etc

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Rather than say thanks, you the thanks button please
[About XDA developers] alicarbovader:
NIce guide, but probably, many people find it so easily...... I made my signature when I crossed the 100 posts limit, and then I relaised I had no ideas abt a signature, so made a stupid one :D Now that I've got some inspiration, will do it....
[About XDA developers] xdaDemiGod:
Look below for a prime example on a good signature!
[About XDA developers] jellymelly:
Looks awesome, but I think it takes up a bit too much vertical room!
[About XDA developers] Hesterien:
Is It possible to view signatures on mobile?
[About XDA developers] STAticKY:
If you mean using tapatalk then kind of. Open the users profile and the text in the sig can be read.

Sent from my portable powerhouse
[About XDA developers] Hesterien:
That's what I meant, yes.

Thank you for clarifying :)
[About XDA developers] Greencrow:
In my User CP. There is no edit Signature button. Why? Please reply.
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
You will get it once you have 10 posts.. or 8 it must be.. not sure about exact no. Its in op post I believe.. read op again..

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Anyone who doesn't think there are two sides to an argument is probably in one.
[About XDA developers] Greencrow:
Ok, thanks :) What is op?
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
first post of a thread or original poster .. that is whoever created the thread..

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Anyone who doesn't think there are two sides to an argument is probably in one.
[About XDA developers] elbildozer:
AH yes through recovery mode
[About XDA developers] surajitghosh50:
MOD EDIT: Please don't quote the entire first post. Also, when you want to thank someone, please consider using the thanks button instead of posting "Thanks".

Thanks A Lot!!
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
First of all mate.. please read first line or last line of post if not the whole OP post ..

Please don't quote first post of a thread ever.. because it usually has too many lines of text which makes it quite large and unnecessary scrolling to rest of people who read the thread..

And there is a button on left bottom corner of each posts to "avoid thanks saying " posts..

So use the button and please edit your post to remove the quote..

Also, use @ op or @ op's username to address or quote only relevant text of post like 2 lines and reply ..

And welcome to xda
[About XDA developers] the_helix:
Sorry to say, but in my opinion your signature looks too flashy & attracts eyeballs from the main message itself :eek:. I think a signature should give information about your devices so it will serve some purpose.
[About XDA developers] ichigoberry23:
wow thanks！i must try this one of these days！i pressed the thank button too,
[About XDA developers] xdaDemiGod:
Looks amazing!!

But come on, tell me it doesn't look good?
[About XDA developers] the_helix:
Its not bad, but it doesn't serve any purpose as its just your profile name which one can anyway see on the left whenever you post something. As the first few posts of the thread suggested that a good signature would give some information about one's devices, I followed those tips to make my signature.

Everyone has there own choice though. If you like it then you keep it. :)
[About XDA developers] jram0421:
Thanks so much
[About XDA developers] shintot:
a little help

Guys, what if I don't have any "Edit Signature" button under Settings and Options at the Control Panel?

Do I need to have until xx posts before I can have "Edit Signature" button?

EDIT: found the answer. I need to read a little before posting. :D sorry
[About XDA developers] lolerpro8:
I think my signature is pretty good, even if it doesn't give info about anything or help anyone :D
[About XDA developers] Mik-el:
Now it's possible to see my signature only on my profile page, I want to see it under my posts, thanks.

Oh, I don't know why the signature appeared only with this post...
[About XDA developers] 07et842:
signature

i have android 4.1 cm10

but now its not getting started. so i don't know its baseband, its kernel, and build number.

i saved the screen shots in mobile. but i cant find it in sd card.

and now when i plug it in fast boot mode, it says:

"Installed version of busybox : BusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2011-06-09 17:40:07 CST) multi-call binary.

Android version : 2.3.4 / kernel version : 2.6.38-android-x86+ "

no signature option!
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Folks, rather than posting thanks, can we use the "thanks" button?

Cheers

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[About XDA developers] bBigBrO:
sorry for that but...

THANKS MAN YOU HELPED ME A LOT WITH XDA (i just started...) And the rules aur now OK! btw your mods are so awesome:laugh::laugh::laugh::highfive:
[About XDA developers] nhojeric214:
signature cannot be edited when using pc right? because i cant see an option in the setting that shows signature editing. :confused:
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Yes it can be edited via a PC or on your phone using a browser.

What do you see when you follow the directions listed in the first post?
[About XDA developers] nhojeric214:
there is no edit signature option in settings and options sir
[About XDA developers] nhojeric214:
Nevermind. Got the option after having 8th post. :)

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Nevermind. Got the option after having 8th post. :)
[About XDA developers] It_ler:
1. Don't quote the whole first post.

Please edit your previous post and remove it or put a [HIDE] at the beginning of the quote, and then a [/HIDE] at the end.

2. You can edit your xda signature as soon as you have created at least 10 useful posts.
[About XDA developers] SafinWasi:
How do you add the "Click to show content" button?

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Thanks a lot!!Now I can have a cool signature!By the way,when will I be able to use an animated picture as a signature?
[About XDA developers] Cod3L1ne:
After following instructions here, this is what I made so far.
[About XDA developers] nhojeric214:
First of all dont quote the first post ans if you do, please edit it so it wont consume the whole screen if you post it.

And about your query, you have to do 10 posts until then you can edit your signature. Hit thanks if i was able to help you :)
[About XDA developers] SafinWasi:
Maybe in your profile screen?
[About XDA developers] Sleetback:
Thanks! I didn't know i needed more posts to be enabled a signature.
[About XDA developers] kulayam:
so the requirement is just the same like posting in development forum?
[About XDA developers] foxrumor:
I like your guide, but it isn't good for people using ASOP roms. For example, if you use cyanogenmod you wouldn't have a Touchwiz version. If you simply updated the guide to support this it would be great!:good:
[About XDA developers] litaninja:
Good info

All Good info for every one! :)
[About XDA developers] pnin:
Anyone knows how to have columns in a signature, like TKruzze's, for instance? (http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=2777334) :confused:
[About XDA developers] hmmzwtf:
I'm more an user than an developer, but i'm very happy to have acess to a site like XDA.

Without being logged in (forgot I had registered some while ago) I have read hours of information on this website, and am very thankful for all these skilled people who share their knowledge.

Greets.
[About XDA developers] chucky_devilz:
Realy great guide for noob like me

:D