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Hi ! I have seen that there are not much animated avatars on the forum, especially not many campaigns know about them.
Animated Avatars are a great new way to attract more users to your campaign !
I am offering my service to design Animated Avatars for just 0.002 BTC

Examples of Past Work :

1) https://i.imgur.com/BqKlWP2.png

2) https://i.imgur.com/YueFmSc.png

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nice work. i love using your avatar, thank you for making it a gif. now it look cooler than ever :)

Can you design a sarcastic animated avatar for my personal use like a meme kind of?

What is the minimum amount you can charge for a customised animated avatar?

you cant use it yet though, i mean only full member above can wear avatar right ?

He is quite a professional. Got my avatar within a day with all the changes I needed. Loved the avatar.

I can't be the only one who disabled GIF animations in his browser ^{(Firefox > about:config > image.animation_mode > once)}. This is what your avatar looks like on my screen:
https://s18.postimg.org/rolaxuhjt/example.gif

If you change your animation sequence in such a way that the last frame is what you would choose as a static avatar, your avatar would also be visible to someone like me.

Glad that you liked my work !


The price is 0.002BTC.


Thanks for your kind words ! Wear your meme avatar when your current campaign is over !


Wow, thanks for your input. Didn't know people disabled animated images. I would have to test to see which frame is taken up as static image for such browsers, because it is not the last frame.

:-X Shhh... use : google.com (http://google.com) to know.

Actually, user-agents which disable, inhibit, or do not support APNG may instead display only the first frame; and for software which does not support APNG, you may use an image which does not appear in the animation at all.  Thus, I see at least three different cases, the last two of which may overlap:

1. Software which is configured to disable looping, and will stop on the last frame.

2. Software which stops on the first frame.

3. Software which does not support APNG, and will always display the image in the IDAT.  This includes Microsoft browsers, and older Chrome/Blink-based browsers (reference (https://caniuse.com/apng)).  Depending on how you construct the APNG, the IDAT may be the first frame; or it may not appear in the animation at all.  The difference is determined by whether the first fcTL chunk appears before or after IDAT.  This allows use of a separately designed fallback image.

https://wiki.mozilla.org/APNG_Specification

P.S., LoyceV, thanks for the tip.  I didn’t know that option.  My forum experience will henceforth be less annoying.  Now, if only there were a means to make the browser strip Unicode emoji 💩 from subject lines. 🔥 👿 🔥

Good service for affordable price. Bookmarked this thread

Animations distract, that's why I disable them.

https://s18.postimg.org/yef9u0fm1/gif2.gif
You were saying?
Gmail shows them in my notifications in another browser, but my Firefox doesn't support them. I don't know why, but I'm quite happy with it.

Animations distract, that’s why advertisers (ab)use them.


Touché.  It’s only a matter of font availability, or lack thereof.  As for myself, I am stuck with whatever Tor Browser bundles (https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/13313) or otherwise coerces.  Installed fonts (and even minor variations in versions of the same font) can be used in fingerprinting attacks to distinguish users, sort of like a built-in universal tracking cookie.  “Design Goal: Font-based fingerprinting MUST be rendered ineffective (https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/)”.  Thus, all Tor Browser users must use exactly the same font sets.

If you want to get rid of the emoji entirely, you’d need to tinker with your system fonts.  This madness started with Unicode 6.0, and it’s only getting worse.  Unicode won’t cough up a codepoint to distinguish umlaut from diaeresis/tréma (https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2004/04269-umlaut-trema.pdf), but will eagerly flood its <21-bit codespace with colourful pictures.

@LoyceV and @nullius let's keep this thread on the topic  :D


Great ! Looking forward to work with you :)

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Service is Available ! You can transform your current static avatar to an animated avatar !!