So you want to add another introduction thread to the heap, but don't know what to write? Don't worry, here are some tips.
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Before or shortly after you introduce yourself...
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- Instead of using something generic like "Hello!" or "Hi, everyone!", try something a bit more creative, like "French fries are illegal!", but with less food and more introduction.
- Use proper capitalisation. Those shift keys are there for a reason.
- Don't think too hard about it. Write your introduction in the same style you normally use when writing posts. That way, we'll know which s to ignore from the start. :>
- Please, don't use illegible font colors in your posts. Ever.
- Feel free to include some details about yourself, but don't give us your whole life story; no one cares how old your pets are, or what your favourite soda flavour is.
- Keep it short. No one on the Internet will actually read anything longer than 500 symbols.
- If you can't think of anything to write about, telling us how you found the game is a good start.
Before or shortly after you introduce yourself...
- Get an avatar. It's a small picture displayed to the left of your post, and is basically your face on the forums. People new s by their avatars, not their nicknames, so make sure you use something unique and eye-catching.
The biggest dimensions allowed are 128*128, and the file size limit is 88 KB. You can an avatar here. - Add a signature. It's a bit of text and/or images displayed below every post you make. You can have pretty much whatever you want in there, as long as it's unobtrusive. Fifty flashing bars is a good way to make people hate you.
If you'd like to have your osu! ranking below your posts, this website is the place you want to go. - to follow the rules. Since you read through and accepted them when you ed, you should know them by heart now, right?