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How to get your picture to appear next to your comments on Lib Dem Voice

By Mark Pack | Fri 2nd September 2011 - 10:55 am

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It’s been a while since we last reminded readers about this, so now seems a good time to publish the information again.

You may have noticed that next to some people’s comments is a small picture of themselves, such as:

If you want a picture to appear next to your comments you need to do two things.

Visit Gravatar.com, create an account and upload a picture.
Post a comment, ensuring that your email address that you’ve used on Gravatar is the same one that you’ve put in the comment field.

One thing to watch out for – the Gravatar displayed is based on the email address you give, so remember to be consistent if you have more than one email address.

Feel free to post test comments below.

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2 Comments

Maria M 2nd Sep '11 - 1:22pm

I’ve been wondering how not to get your picture posted next to your comments…
Chris Jenkinson 3rd Sep '11 - 2:01pm

Maria, don’t enter your email address and your picture won’t appear.

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