I’d definitely use the signature feature.
I was thinking to create a html with a link to an image hosted in another service to copy/paste but the signature makes it infinitely easier.
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I may not use it all the time, but this will be a thing for me at the end of this month. I’m doing a blogging event that could possibly go 50 hours. I’ll need a signature at the end of each post, to remind people where to go to donate, and how to notify me afterwards.
I don’t particularly want to copy and paste the same bit of text 100 times over. However, if I have to, I will.
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Wanted to bump after a recent topic about having the email subscription form below each post done in an automated way:
I think this would help a lot of people out but wanted to see what others thought about this request. Thanks!
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I would find this feature very useful.
I copy-paste my signature every time (or just write it from scratch as it is fairly minimal), but I can see how it can get really cumbersome for someone who blogs very frequently and has a lot of information in their signature that they want to add.
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I would love to have this feature(d)!
Thanks again for everyone’s input on this! I’m happy to announce we’ve just released this feature. You can now find it in the Write.as add-on store for just $10 to enable it permanently. It’ll also be open to everyone in WriteFreely shortly – see writefreely#330.
You’ll notice there’s now a “Post Signature” section on your blog’s Customize page, where you can enter Markdown, HTML, and shortcodes like our email subscription box (<!--emailsub-->) to add them to the end of every post.
Here’s a quick demo of how it all works:
As always, we’d love to hear your feedback on this new feature!
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Just wondering if a mailto link will work on the Post Signatures? I tried adding one manually on a post and it gets stripped out.
Yep! It should work just fine – I just tested with:
[email me](mailto:matt@example.com)
What was the Markdown you tried out in the post? Just want to make sure it’s not an issue we should fix.
Ah interesting, I didn’t know you could do it like that using Markdown.
Anyway, I was trying the following:
<a href="mailto:email@example.com">Send Email</a>
<a href="mailto:email@example.com?subject=Mail from our Website">Send Email</a>
So the first one would work and render as a link. The second one with the subject field wouldn’t show up as a link.
Is there an option for Post Signatures to not show up on Pinned Pages?
Not yet @dino but it’s definitely something we can look into. I am wondering if this is a more wider enough consideration to make a default for everyone or if having a shortcode for “no post signature” would help?
I’m fine with a shortcode option, because otherwise I have to write Javascript to remove the signatures from my Pinned Pages.
Hmm, maybe it makes sense to not include the Post Signature on pinned posts at all? (Just like how we leave out dates on pinned posts.) What does everyone think of that?
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I am very tempted by the Post Signatures add-on.
This would allow me, among other things, to mention my Mastodon account at the end of each post, so I will be directly notified on Mastodon of any replies from readers. This would be a first step to interact with my readers. At least until Remark.as is available 
I still have a question before giving in to the temptation: if I activate the add-on now, will it impact my already published posts? Or will the signature only be added at the end of new posts, those published after the add-on has been activated?
The signature will be added to already published posts as well as newer posts. Hope that clarifies things!
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Great! Thank you for responding so quickly! It’s very clear and it’s exactly what I was hoping for! Let’s go and buy this nice add-on
Can we get this option implemented? Or at least a shortcode that I can add to my pinned pages so the post signature won’t show up.
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I am with @dino though on removing them from pinned posts entirely. Totally open to use cases where people want the signatures.
Maybe one way to give people options is to give Post signatures their own div when added to posts, something like:
<div id="signature"><p>This is my signature</p></div>
That way you can target it for custom JavaScript. I know it’d be yet another JavaScript hack but it’d be an easy workaround to allow flexibility.
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This works for me too. Part of the reason I cannot remove the signature from my pinned pages is because I cannot target it with Javascript. I believe it renders as just a <p> element. And because of that, I’ve stopped using it.
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Do you still plan to make this part of pro?