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Jailed for talking about paying attention. You should be paying taxes.

Yes, that is true. TPAM is replying to this post.

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Sweet Celestia this one is epic!

Mhm and with that I believe this thread has served its purpose and therefore it will be closed.

It is not forbidden, otherwise the moon would be overcrowded. Besides, the IP address tends to change a bit every now and then, depending on internet provider and whatsoever. It's not always a reliable information anyway. Either way, if that would be the case, something like this would be mentioned in the forum rules, as using VPN isn't so rare, so it wouldn't be fair to throw bans out of nowhere.

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It's not about permissions, it's just a one-time reminder to keep S9 spoilers in the special spoiler area, that now is gone. @DPBOX The spoiler forum is no longer a thing, hence why the link leads to an error. The message is now irrelevant, ignore it and just tick the box and proceed to topic creation. Once you tick that box, you shouldn't see that message again. Although that's true, that the information there is no longer valid and may be confusing or scaring newcomers away, due to how "serious" it sounds. Hmm.. I don't think I've ever posted in that section --- and now when I tried, I got that message too. *beeeeeeep* *beeeeeeep* Hello? Hi @Jeric, should this message be still popping out?

It can be interpret in multiple ways that's true, but it's not lying. You can put up to 5 lines. It's not about how many lines are visible (as it's all over the place depending on browser's width etc.), but how many actual "lines" there are. A long line, where automatic break may occur is still a single line, it's just wrapped for visibility for the end user, who is viewing the signature. - Pressing enter creates a new "paragraph". - Pressing shift+enter creates a new "line". - Automatic break doesn't create an actual additional "line". Soooo, throwing a very long line on purpose is basically bypassing the limit, kind of an abuse one could say. The idea is to have up to 5 lines, but the line's width drastically varies between browser's widths, so it's not really possible to force to always have these 5 lines, without setting a tiiiiiiny width limit of a single line, so that it wouldn't break text even on smallest widths. It's more of an imperfect restriction, rather than being wrongly named, because these "5 lines" is actually correct. A not-bad solution would be to have, let's say, up to 5 lines, where each line could have up to X amount of characters. That restriction would make more sense then and in general would be clearer to understand and all the same for any resolution, even if there could be more than 5 lines in the end in smaller widths. Buuuuuut it is what it is and what it says is correct. You're welcome. c:

The 5 line restriction only limits the amount of actual lines you put in your signature by hitting enter to separate these. This basically limits the times you can press [ENTER] to separate lines, so to speak. A single long line of text will automatically break into multiple lines if it won't fit in smaller displays and this is not affected by this restriction. An insanely long line of text, that will break into multiple ones even in the editor while you're editing the signature counts as one line until you hit enter and therefore, a signature that seemingly has more than 5 lines is valid if it contains automatic breaks. So in the end, it is possible to have more than 5 lines if, for example, you'll type everything in a single line (that is, type everything without pressing enter at any point). The end amount of lines varies between displays (browser's width, devices, etc.) but it isn't affected by this limit and the text may be displayed in more than 5 lines if necessary. However, be aware, that there is a hidden limit, where regardless of content/display_width, only 245 pixels (height) are displayed in signatures. If in any way your signature will have more than 245 pixels vertically, it will appear snipped. Signatures higher than 245 pixels are valid, but everything beyond 245th pixel won't be displayed. For a reference, imagine five 50x50 boxes stacked on each other, the last one would have 5 missing pixels: Same applies to any other content, including text, where characters on the border may be displayed partially. So this is something to consider when putting very long text, as with enough line breaks on smaller displays, the text may go beyond these 245 pixels. With the default-sized font and nothing else, the signature can display up to 12 lines of text before exceeding the drawn height. Everything beyond 12th line won't be displayed. Also, signatures aren't displayed in mobile view. So let's say, that there's a minimum width, at which signatures become visible. I hope this helps!

me knowing my vacations are almost over:

Sweet Celestia! Tons of amazing art! 💜💜💜💜💜 Truly adorable artworks and awww that Twi! One thing I'm sure of is, that this world is not ready for you making art in more professional graphic editors. ms paint limits your power to 0.1% which is just enough for us to handle. Also don't look at your notifications, because they look like this now:

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Hello, hi and welcome to the herd! There's a dedicated section for games: https://mlpforums.com/forum/222-pony-games-apps-and-dev-projects/ Feel free to show off your games there!