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When posting in the [[~~GSWiki~~:Talk pages|talk pages]], you must '''sign your posts'''. This helps other readers identify who posted what and organise a mass of comments into an easy to read conversation. Posting signatures will also help other users to identify the author of a comment, to navigate to their talk pages. In addition, signatures contain a '''time stamp''' which records when a comment was made as well.

When posting in the [[Help:Talk pages|talk pages]], you must '''sign your posts'''. This helps other readers identify who posted what and organise a mass of comments into an easy to read conversation. Posting signatures will also help other users to identify the author of a comment, to navigate to their talk pages. In addition, signatures contain a '''time stamp''' which records when a comment was made as well.

While it is important to sign your comments on the talk pages, and some project pages, signatures should '''never''' go in the mainspace. No matter what content you add, you may never [[GS:DSA|sign it]], since the wiki is a collaborative effort, and the articles and files belong to every one of the contributors. Credit is given to each contributor in the page history, which lists every revision ever made to a page.

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-When posting in the [[GSWiki:Talk pages|talk pages]], you must '''sign your posts'''. This helps other readers identify who posted what and organise a mass of comments into an easy to read conversation. Posting signatures will also help other users to identify the author of a comment, to navigate to their talk pages. In addition, signatures contain a '''time stamp''' which records when a comment was made as well.
+When posting in the [[Help:Talk pages|talk pages]], you must '''sign your posts'''. This helps other readers identify who posted what and organise a mass of comments into an easy to read conversation. Posting signatures will also help other users to identify the author of a comment, to navigate to their talk pages. In addition, signatures contain a '''time stamp''' which records when a comment was made as well.
 While it is important to sign your comments on the talk pages, and some project pages, signatures should '''never''' go in the mainspace. No matter what content you add, you may never [[GS:DSA|sign it]], since the wiki is a collaborative effort, and the articles and files belong to every one of the contributors. Credit is given to each contributor in the page history, which lists every revision ever made to a page.