For some time, I've wondered why certain things have been ignored or pushed to the side on the site while other updates were made. One of which was when liljim made a thread long ago to show the new image size allowed on the BBS; 500 pixels wide by 400 pixels tall. This now meant that we could post rather larger images than previously (albeit 80,000 square pixels, or roughly 15.4 square inches more), which was great. I mean, who would honestly have any complaint about larger images?
But then came a puzzling dilemma. Pictures within our posts stuck out an extra 100 pixels, but right below, remained the untouched forum signature; still caged in its 400 pixel width. Maybe it was just forgotten; maybe there was no plan originally to deal with it. My guess is that there was no thought into it, and nobody ever mentioned it.
So that's where I come in. Now I already know that there's a thread for suggestions like so. But I'm like a lobbyist; I don't just sit and talk to the suits in charge, I try to get the word out to everyone to get this noticed (without all the bribes and trips to strip clubs). I ask for one thing; the signature size to be extended to 500 pixels wide by 75 pixels tall.
Where is this number devised from? Take your standard signature size; 400x60. Simply stretch it out so that you hit 500 pixels wide (already the normal picture limit), and you add 15 pixels to the height. Huge difference, right? Well, yes and no. It's a slightly easier way to make sigs through the simple concept that a larger canvas (even if still small compared to anything else) can allow a bit more freedom. However, some might think that the standard area of where signature text and picture would stretch. Not at all. We already know that a picture 500 pixels wide can fit with room to spare in a post, so there's no horizontal distortion. The only "distorting" would be an extra 15 pixels vertically, which really would make no huge difference, even in a signature that uses all 5 lines of text allotted.
So Newgrounds BBS community, I hope you now see this simple proposal and consider it in its entirety. Hopefully after reading this, you now see that bigger IS better.