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05-09-2002, 17:29
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*shudders at the thought of larger avatars*
They're 40x40 now, correct? That's a good size Making them too big will really bog down dialup users since theres about 20 posts per page. Downloading both the avatar and the picture would be a bit much IMHO. Even on DSL, I can feel the slowness  
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05-09-2002, 21:42
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I believe they're 80x80 now, which is plenty big enough for an avatar.
And, dialup users can always turn off the viewing of avatars & any signature images, if its going too slow. Check your preferences.
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