Those Little Icons In The Comments

You may have noticed that there is a little icon that appears next to the name listed for each comment left on Consumerism Commentary. (It doesn’t seem to be working with Internet Explorer at the moment, but I’ll look into that.) If you can see them, most people have icons that look like question marks. I’ve enabled gravatars—globally recognized avatars. You can set a small icon to be associated with your email address, and the icon will automatically follow you to any site that has also enabled gravatars. Check it out, if you like.

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5 Comments on “Those Little Icons In The Comments.” To add your own comment, scroll down.

  1. #1: Jonathan
    Thursday, April 6, 2006
    11:57 pm (reply)

    Testing…

  2. #2: RS
    Friday, April 7, 2006
    9:09 am (reply)

    How long does it usually take for them to “rate” your gravatar. I have been wait for a while.

  3. #3: Flexo
    Friday, April 7, 2006
    9:11 am (reply)

    It took a couple of days for them to approve mine… and I want to change it anyway. Having my face plastered all over this site is not what I really want…

  4. #4: RS
    Friday, April 7, 2006
    5:48 pm (reply)

    Pretty cool…too bad my blogs favicon looks stupid and pixelated when it gets blown up to 80×80. Will have to change that…but still like the idea. Nice job.

  5. #5: » I Added Gravatars (Too) on Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
    Saturday, April 8, 2006
    12:28 am (reply)

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