How To
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The site is Gravatar friendly. If you have one, it will automatically be pulled in for your comments. If you
don’t here’s some info on getting one. They’re the little pictures that represent you next to a comment on blogs.
First, what they are from Wikipedia -
On Gravatar, users can register an account based on their email address, and upload an avatar to be associated with the account. When the user posts a comment on such a blog that requires an e-mail address, the blogging software checks whether that e-mail address has an associated avatar at Gravatar. If so, the Gravatar is shown along with the comment.
A Gravatar avatar can be up to 512 pixels wide, is always square and is displayed at 80 by 80 pixels by default. If the uploaded avatar is larger or smaller, the avatar is scaled appropriately. Each Gravatar is rated with an MPAA-style age recommendation, which allows webmasters to control the content of the Gravatars displayed on their website.
To eliminate spam, e-mail addresses are hashed with the MD5 cryptographic hash function. This prevents spambots from harvesting e-mail addresses.
Here’s the address of where you upload your avatars – Gravatar.com
If you have any problems, just email me at mbohman@JohnRWood.com. I’ll help.
Have Fun – Mike
