Bantam

You didnt write a description so I presumed it was a stolen wallpaper. If you want your work accepted here you need to put a little effort into your submissions.

hatesyou

Taken from the wallpaper section of our FAQ

To submit a wall, press the submit button at the top of the page and follow the instructions. Make sure to include a title and description with your new submission.

If you have failed to enter an adequate description this may be the cause of your rejection.

Bantam tends to be rather busy and as such may not have received your reply as yet.

trismugistus

What did the description have in it?

tbh, you should really be taking this up with the mod in question. It could be that your sig was hidden or not obvious, but not having seen it, it's difficult to know. I've also find sometimes people upload the pre-sig version by accident.

Dias

In the AP Guide, we have explicitly state that we want to see a wallpaper signature on wallpapers uploaded.

The message you got indicates that either your wallpaper has no wallpaper signature or that the wallpaper signature does not match your username (with no information provided that a different alias is used).

Rippers (i.e. people who upload other people's wallpapers) usually upload wallpapers without signatures or upload wallpapers with signatures that indicates the wallpaper came from another source (e.g. Animewallpapers.com).

Signatures are bits of text that you add to your wall, normally once it is finished, in order to identify it as your work.

Many people like to include the name of the series, the copyright for the character and/or the series, their name and a link to their wallpaper website.

A sig can look like whatever you want, but we would recommend your sig should be small and unobtrusive (ideally it should fit underneath the task bar) using text to indicate your username. However, what is most important to us is that there is a clear link between you, your username and your user page and your wallpaper's sig.

Your signature MUST be in english. English is the language the Staff speaks, and English is the language members must speak, therefore it only makes sense that English is the language of your signatures. Any other language will be marked as not having a signature, and deleted.

What this means is that if you have a sig that is different in some way from your username, we need to see some sort of explanation as to why this is. The best place to put this explanation is on your userpage by editing your user page (hit the profile button at the top - detailed elsewhere in the guide).

Similarly, if your sig is a link to your website, you should fill out the appropriate parts of your userpage to indicate that it is your website.

If the sig and the username do not "make sense" (i.e. does not match and nor relationship between the signature and username cannot be established) the wall will be deleted on sight (or rejected in the case of approval processing).