Basically, the way people add more words than the limit onto the sign is by going into the code. You have to do it manually:
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|73,160,864,Hello%2C%20this%20is%20a%20test%2E|
^That's the sign there. In order to add more words you just type them in through the code, using %20 as a space and %2E as a full stop/period. If you want to add more punctuation like commas, semicolons, apostrophes etc, you can work them out by getting another sign and putting the punctuation on it then looking in the code to see what it translates as in HTML. Like here, the comma is %2C.
It's best to do it this way, some people add in words/sentences and just type it out normally, like:
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|73,160,864,Hello, this is a test.|
But that just causes a bug where all the words stick together on the sign, because the spaces are automatically removed from the code.
Yeah, it's actually pretty simple and it's a bit tedious at first, but you get used to it. You just have to do good playtesting if you follow this method because you might end up accidentally putting too many words on the sign, and then having it go offscreen.
EDIT: Tbh, I disagree with changing the font size. Remember you can view the designer as small, normal or large and sometimes the font size can be either too big or too small that it's unreadable on some computers/laptops. I've been faced with that before. If you have too much to say and can't fit into one sign, either put two right next to each other or to be less frustrating for the player, just try and water the sentence/paragraph down and be a bit more concise.