Personally for me while the avatar doesn't make that much of a difference, I can really see it doing a difference at the same time. If you use a avatar with someone sleeping for example I will definitively see you as a little bit more relaxed, even tough I don't intend to.
When I first joined the forums I thought it was kind of weird that the owner didn't have a avatar, but as time passed by I kind of understood why.
EDIT: Wait a little, Hey Remi that Remi bot, isn't it kind of representing you? If so why did you give it a avatar?
Does the avatar influence how you think of someone?
12/02/2013, 01:46 AM #22
When you stop and look at a post in detail, the avatar can really characterize a post.
You also extrapolate somebody and their personality based off their avatar and posting style, simply because nothing else is known.
You also extrapolate somebody and their personality based off their avatar and posting style, simply because nothing else is known.
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12/02/2013, 02:15 AM #23
Originally posted by Katrix
Personally for me while the avatar doesn't make that much of a difference, I can really see it doing a difference at the same time. If you use a avatar with someone sleeping for example I will definitively see you as a little bit more relaxed, even tough I don't intend to.
When I first joined the forums I thought it was kind of weird that the owner didn't have a avatar, but as time passed by I kind of understood why.
EDIT: Wait a little, Hey Remi that Remi bot, isn't it kind of representing you? If so why did you give it a avatar?
It's meant to represent our community, not me :P
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