Attachment of large signage to satisfy R11-12, R33

[FRC1293]

Just to be sure I'm getting this right (ink is expensive), are printed signs containing team numbers, sponsors, schools, and any other associated miscellany required by R11 and R12 considered components as the manual defines it? (My gut says that you can't really disassemble a sign without destroying its functionality--but my gut doesn't determine whether the robot passes inspection.)

If so, is it safe to assume that, going by R33, velcro or double-sided sticky foam is fair game (all other things being legal)?

COMPONENT – A robot part in its most basic configuration, which cannot be disassembled without damaging or
destroying the part, or altering its fundamental function.

<R33> Adhesive backed tapes are NOT allowed except as follows:
• Velcro tape, any hook and loop tape or double-sided sticky foam may be used for attaching components to the robot.
• Reflective tape may be used with optical sensors in small amounts.
• Adhesive backed tape and labels may be used for labeling purposes on wires, cables, pneumatic lines, etc.
• Electrical tape may be used as an electrical insulator.

[GDC]

Double-sided foam, velcro, threaded fasteners, and rivets are examples of acceptable methods for attaching signs and labels to the robot (as required by Rule <R11> and <R12>) in a neat and professional manner. Masking tape, packing tape, duct tape, and used chewing gum are examples of unacceptable options.