PM Inbox Limit Increased

[JavaBean]

Previously users could get 50 total messages in their private message inbox. Now the limit is increased and theoretically there is no limit compared to previous limit value.

We can freely send private messages now :)

[roots]

Good to hear that we dont need to flush.. Google gave some donation or what .. lol

[roots]

I would love to see "Signature length Limit Increased" as well. Image with it would be great.

[JavaBean]

Good to hear that we dont need to flush.. Google gave some donation or what .. lol

I just found some appropriate time to do that :) Google do not donate anything to us!

I would love to see "Signature length Limit Increased" as well. Image with it would be great.

Hmm.. I try to keep the forum simple and clean as much as i can. This is why i did not allow images on the signature. I will PM you in a few minutes. Lets discuss this in private. May be we can find a solution to make you happy..

[CaptainMorgan]

Thanks JavaBean!

I agree with the current quiet nature of the sig's... I think images would louden up the pages a bit... our avatars and profile images should be enough. Just my .02

[roots]

Taken back ... and agreed,
My first impression in this forum was the clutter free posts.
JavaBean,
I was thinking Gmail .. space got increased ..

[tim]

Hello everyone.

I think Java Forums should be careful for increasing signature freedom. People are bound to abuse it. Also, many users (like me :o ) have a narrow band connection and we don't want to wait forever for a thread to open, since images are not always small.

Thank you ;)

[JavaForums]

I think Java Forums should be careful for increasing signature freedom. People are bound to abuse it. Also, many users (like me ) have a narrow band connection and we don't want to wait forever for a thread to open, since images are not always small.

Good points tim. We discussed the issue with roots too. Images will not be allowed inside signatures.

I was thinking Gmail .. space got increased ..

Hmm, ok i understood it now.

For eliminating confusion: JavaForums and JavaBean are the same person :)