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In my experience, the people on this site don't perceive signalling as wrong or useless, even when it's superficial. I do not understand why that's so because I perceive most of signalling as a waste of resources and think that cultivating a community which tried to minimize unnecessary signalling would be good.
Which is why everyone should just provide the result of a certified IQ test, just so there's less incentive to signal intellectual superiority, with the lines already drawn.
(Heh, that was smart signalling!)
(Also, that last sentence.)
(And this one?)
(Diminishing returns probably.)
Darn it.
Even though you are talking explicitly about signaling, I still couldn't help myself from liking it.
I also like chaosmis' comment. It expressed what I should have.... Though his comment might also be a sinister meta-signaling-signaling trolling :P
God, I hate signaling.
(Wait, am I doing it right now?)
(Oh shit, and now.)
(THERE IS NO RELEASE FROM THE KRAKEN! RUN FOR YOUR LIFE AND NEVER LOOK BACK!!)
You say signaling like it's a bad thing.
http://i.imgur.com/w6mIF.jpg