Just a note, your signature should not contain templates, unless they are substituted. See the rules. --KnightMiner(t|c) 15:42, 5 September 2014 (UTC)
The signature editor did automatically substitute the template. The signature entry has {{SUBST:User:Naista2002/Templates/Signature}}. Also, it does fit into the character limit of 250 characters.
There is the Dand0's quote from a Russian talk page, translated by myself:
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I shall tell something: When the wiki (not only ours) about Minecraft only started to exist, Russian and English wikis about Minecraft were different, because our wiki was made by Minecrafting community, while I don't know who made the English wiki. Rules of ours were made by NEKR0N, Teksel and probably Norrius (I hope you know who he is), but who made rules for the English counterpart - once again, I don't know. Only when projects started to know each other, contributors started to just add interwiki links. Nobody wanted to change the rules. Then, they merged into a single domain (English wiki was www.minecraftwiki.net, while we had a "ru" sub-domain (i.e. ru.minecraftwiki.net)), and later we've incorporated into Gamepedia, but because then-administrators declined (the reason is written below) to change the rules, no longer anyone wanted to change them. Since the creation of rules by the users listed above, they didn't change (however GreenStone replaced a letter "Template:PopupText" with an "Template:PopupText" in a word). But, if we copy rules from the English wiki, "some" pages will be deleted, some - "a bit" changed, but this is the labor of users (e.g. pages about NEI and TMI). And at all, some wikis must be different from others. If a wiki is in the same domain as another, it doesn't mean that they must be identical.
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— Dand0 on rule differences between English and Russian wikis