There's at least one attempt on the site to signpost just how one should take its content.
Every summer, local and foreign volunteers converge on Lake Baikal, the oldest, deepest and largest lake on Earth, to signpost and improve the hiking trails that skirt the water.
Children thrive on heavily signposted plots, on moral exposition masked as dialogue.
Most of the support on offer was signposting to services for practical help; adaptations to the house via social services, council tax rebates, arranging power of attorney.
Strips of adhesive tape on signposts in small, deserted parks.
In many places here, Swedish is the dominant language and the Swedish name takes precedence over the Finnish on signposts.
Her friends, most of them her former classmates from Bryn Mawr, had posted a thousand flyers about her disappearance on signposts and at subway stations and bus stops.
The oddly shaped blocks from Tetris can be seen everywhere in Fez: on the walls, on the ground, on signposts, scrawled on chalkboards, even in the constellations in the sky.
Anyone who has seen the anti-Gypsy code words (No vagabonds allowed) on signposts in Europe will understand this symbol of an entire people on the run as perennial outsiders.
One of the challenges and risks of the Lyke Wake is that it is not well waymarked but, here and there, on signposts for the Cleveland Way, some guerrilla hiker has screwed small wooden coffin shapes, painted black.
