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right means you *leave* the roundabout (Score:2)
Signal right to indicate you're exiting the roundabout. This lets others enter it much earlier, and warns pedestrians.
Not signalling means you're staying. Some people choose to signal left, to avoid ambiguity with people who don't signal at all.
As for signalling before entering the roundabout: left usually means you intend to go 3/4, right means you're leaving at the first exit.
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