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i know that this issue has been asked a number of times but this is not a suggestion really,but question.
I just want to know the idea behind restricting the users to upload their profile picture before they reach senior member tag.
Why is it not enabled for everyone...what is the real harm ?
I think your question has been answered in that not enough people here give a flying fig about a profile picture. It doesn't really add anything to the site and personally I don't want to be held responsible for all the destroyed monitors should I upload my picture.
I think your question has been answered in that not enough people here give a flying fig about a profile picture. It doesn't really add anything to the site and personally I don't want to be held responsible for all the destroyed monitors should I upload my picture.
I asked this question to know the idea behind it because other forums have enabled this feature !
Distribution: Debian, Red Hat, Slackware, Fedora, Ubuntu
Posts: 13,602
Rep:
It's not a feature we ever planned on supporting. Some members expressed a desire and enabling it for Senior Members was a nice balance that rewards members who regularly participate at LQ while limiting the feature to those least likely to abuse it.
enabling it for Senior Members was a nice balance that rewards members who regularly participate at LQ while limiting the feature to those least likely to abuse it.
--jeremy
that is really a fair motive..I totally agree with you on that..thanks !
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