When a user changes their signature, the JCF could query for the size of the image(s) once, and force that into the ![]() code of their signature. That way, even if the user changes the image dimensions, it'll still be shown at the original dimensions from when the signature was last modified. This way if a user wants to change an image (or at least the size of it), and wants it to appear correct, it must be processed by the JCF.
Some specifications that could contribute to to the annoyance level of signatures may include the following:
Number of images
Size of the image(s)
Type of image (e.g. animated gif)
Number of line breaks
Number of characters
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