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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
everyone suddenly changed their pfps (myself included) and I struggle to immediately recognize people in my feed. it also provoked a though that building an association with the name rather than avatar could be a better approach
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Tù.úk'z
@tkzs
I prefer to create an association with the handle (@...) because it cannot change. Avatars and everything that offers the opportunity for change. Change is inherent to it. Things that can change, should and will change.
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Lucas | POAP Studio
@gabo
that's why i've animated it and put my face on it :)
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Bas↑
@reisub.eth
I’m definitely actively working on doing just that. And it’s quite fun to see how quickly my brain can re associate someone with their pfp. About an hour ago I noticed you changed. And this post immediately already combined with a spark of recognition that it was by you.
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Morgan Wilde
@wilde
If that MySpace guy was able to use a single profile picture for 2 decades, I see no issue with sticking to one picture for a long time. It’s not like a wallpaper that only you can see, it’s your visual identifier, it’s your brand.
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Onedayvk
@onedayvk.eth
That would be a little hard, its like in real life You sometimes dont remember people name but you remember faces!
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Inmortan 🎩 💉
@inmortan
I don't know who half my timeline is anymore 💀 I can't remember names, so I usually guide myself by PFP
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julierose
@crystalspaceshp
very interesting! this def happens to me too, good call to start associating with the handle rather than the avatar 💕
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Mellback.base.eth
@mellback.eth
Wdym 🤔 name and username are always there
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Anemale🎩↑🔵ツ
@anemale.eth
I think it's an exercise in concentration and repetition to associate a pfp with a name. Often, indeed, the visual is the first thing we see, but it all depends on the person scrolling through the timeline and the interest they have in each post.
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