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grantschoep Contributor
grantschoep
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Avatar/Picture history.

I was thinking of this a number of times. It would be a cool feature of the software that runs this board, to be able to also store a log/history of your avatars. My memory blows, but when people change their avatars, I keep thinking "what did they used to have... I can't remeber!" Anyone else have this exp?

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Sometimes it takes me a moment to remember who is who, but I love seeing the different avatars all of our users have because it gives you an idea of their personality. Some of them have such amazing pictures too, of places they have traveled to, food they made (we drool over them), their children/relatives. It is just a neat thing.

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nikki-uk
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Avatar/Picture history.

I was thinking of this a number of times. It would be a cool feature of the software that runs this board, to be able to also store a log/history of your avatars. My memory blows, but when people change their avatars, I keep thinking "what did they used to have... I can't remeber!" Anyone else have this exp?

That's a great idea, don't know if it's possible though!

I love the food pics, and recently some members of the board (mostly those who participate in the OMG thread in 'other intolerances') have been putting up 'vintage' childhood and wedding photos !

I love looking at them! :D

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
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I love the food pics, and recently some members of the board (mostly those who participate in the OMG thread in 'other intolerances') have been putting up 'vintage' childhood and wedding photos !

I love looking at them! :D

VINTAGE!!!! I love that...some of us are more vintage than others! :lol:

I like the idea of the history, but I can't think how they'd do it without storing the avatars somewhere and that would probably take a lot of space. :(

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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The vintage photos are very neat.

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
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The vintage photos are very neat.

Thanks, we've been having lots of fun! I LOVE seeing everyone's pictures...that's why I love the avatar history idea, just don't know how it'd be done.

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