Para sa mga tagapagtangkilik:
This site is now Gravatar (short for Global Avatar) enabled. If you post comments in this site, a default icon will appear next to your name. To have your own unique icon (avatar), upload an avatar in http://site.gravatar.com using the email address you use when you post your comments.
Under the hoods
When you register in http://site.gravatar.com , your email address is encrypted using the MD5 algorithm. The encryption is used as a key to your Avatar.
When you leave a comment on this site (or any other Gravatar enabled sites), use the same email address. The comment parser calculates your MD5 key and fetches your avatar.
On the page/post itself, your email is never revealed. Only the MD5 key can be seen by anyone who may be reading the HTML source. It is almost impossible to reverse engineer this code back to your email address.
The whole point of this is to avoid your email address from being harvested/collected by robots who may use it to send spam messages.
http://someone.wordpress.com - you’re best to create your own account and upload an avatar. This will show in all comments you make on their hosted sites.
Update
Thanks to scarty.com , this site now also supports MyAvatar from MyBlogLogs.
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Rommel Pascual is the Web Administrator of the SEAWIND Network
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suggestion ko mas maganda gamitin yung myavatar plugins. kinukuha nya avatar mo sa mybloglog. wala lang yun kasi uso ngayon hehehhe
salamat nga pala sa pagdaan sa blog ko
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Hi Scarty
Salamat sa suggestion mo. Now I have the best of both worlds. Gravatar and MyAvatar enabled na itong site ko. By placing MyAvatars(true) sa comments.php, sa MyBlogLog nya kukunin, pero pag wala dun sa Gravatar naman.
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