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Hey Peeps Having some avatar trouble keeps telling me to shrink it down a bit!

Tried a couple o things, what now?

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San Francisco, CA, US | 8 months, 3 weeks ago (0 minutes after post)

Are you looking for information on uploading an avatar or why you aren’t recieving notices on tags you’re subscribed too?

Unfortunately both of these features have been disabled until further notice. Looks like you’ll have to stick with your “letter of the alphabet” avatar. You can also Contact us with any other issues you have.

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An Unknown Location | 8 months, 3 weeks ago (21 minutes after post)

download GIMP, open picture, go to file>save as. select destination folder. name ___.jpg. at the bottom of the page there’ll be a dropdown box that say something like “save as file type” drop down to jpeg and click on it. save, and when dialog box comes up, shrink quality down to 70 and click save

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An Unknown Location | 8 months, 3 weeks ago (25 minutes after post)

oh, and to check the image size, go to image>image properties and ther’ll be a list that comes up via dialog box. look next to file size and it should be around like, 30 KB depending on how many pixels it is

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