To address some of your points: If personal opinions are not supposed to be used for judgement of whether nodes should remain in the monastery or not, then what are we supposed to use? Thanks for saying that everyone's opinion here is flawed, that'll get you a lot of admirers, I dont think..

If you hadnt noticed, this is a place where a real democracy is in place, anyone who has stuck around long enough (level 5) is allowed to vote on a matter, the ones that matter being whoever happens to be around at the time, just a couple of keep votes, and it would have stayed..

I thought it was more worth completely ignoring, and as others have mentioned, it looked more like a promotion of your module, than a discussion topic. If you had left off that line, there might have been something to discuss.

But, back to the topic: Aeh, which topic anyway, what exactly is this about? If you're not attempting to get people to remove offensive bits of their signatures, then what do you want? There is in fact, nothing to discuss.

If you dont like the sig, hide it, and get on. If you'd like to help others do so, /msg sitedocclan with an amendment to the appropriate help page, adding a text showing people how to do it, problem solved. If you're suggesting that the Monastery itself use your module, then say something like 'I think we could add a "Dont show offensive words" button in the settings, and use this module to filter them.' - That would have been constructive.

As it is, I have no idea what its about, but for the record, the signature doesn't bother me.

C.

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