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Even if I customize my CSS to completely hide your signature

Here is the css-

  div.pmsig-85580 {
    display: none;
  }
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which I'm unlikely to do since I find completely hiding things from myself is a bad idea

I couldn't agree more but this node was just too much for me :) I'd have prefered to replace the signature with text that said "signature hidden" or somesuch but even if it is possible my CSS skills aren't up to the job. Is there some sane way to limit signatures at a site level?

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In reply to Re^3: Distribution of Levels and Writeups (sig) by greenFox
in thread Distribution of Levels and Writeups by jZed

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