Joshua Rudd
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Joshua Rudd
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When a new user signs up, pull their avatar from either the 3rd-part profile they sign up with (already done), or with Gravatar (already done), but then allow the user to update their avatar however they like.
People sometimes sign in with Facebook and then don't want their goofy Facebook photo on UserVoice.
People who want to be anonymous but have a Gravatar acount get their photos added to their profile.
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There is definitely some cross-over with the Moderation settings per forum idea, but I see this idea as more a user role with boundaries instead of forum-specific moderation settings.
We're looking into an "Agent" type of role that would be able to access and manage certain forums and other information, but wouldn't be able to change account-wide settings. Currently we're building some radically new functionality that would eventually lead to needing such a role, so it's something we'll hopefully address in the next several months.
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@Mike, I'm going to merge this into a similar idea. This is something we've considered for some time.
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@Katy, this is still on our roadmap, but has been a bit delayed to allow us to focus on some higher-priority features. Thanks for your patience!
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Hi Jim, not sure I understand what you mean when you say, “If someone has already nabbed a specific username (in my case jimbattenberg - which is also my twitter handle), you are forced to create some user name other than usual.”
We don't have usernames on UserVoice - just your email address. As such, someone else couldn't already have your preferred username. Avatars (or Gravatars - http://gravatar.com) are associated with your email address, so you can change the avatar associated with your email address any time you like.
I agree that it would be nice to be able to upload your own avatar in our system instead of using Gravatar, but there really shouldn't be any reason that someone else has nabbed your username.