How Can I Change My Avatar on Physics Forums?

Thread starter guevara0001
Start date Mar 3, 2005

In summary, changing your avatar on Physics Forums is a simple process. First, go to your account settings and click on the "Edit Avatar" button. From there, you can either upload a new image or choose one from the gallery. Make sure to follow the size and format guidelines for the best results. If you want to use a custom image, you can also use a direct link. Once you have selected or uploaded your desired avatar, click "Save Changes" and your new avatar will be updated on your profile.

Mar 3, 2005

guevara0001

hey ...sorry i think i shouldn't post it here

i want to change my avatar...how can i ?

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Mar 3, 2005

Monique

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When you become a https://www.physicsforums.com/subscriptions.php , you are able to have an avatar. Never be shy to ask questions! :)

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FAQ: How Can I Change My Avatar on Physics Forums?

What does "Hey .sorry i think i shouldnt post it here" mean?

This phrase likely means that the speaker realizes they have made a mistake in posting something and they apologize for it. It could also mean that they are unsure if they should have posted it in that specific location or forum.

Why would someone apologize for posting something?

There could be various reasons for this. Perhaps the speaker shared something that they later realized was inappropriate or offensive. They may also have posted it in the wrong place or at the wrong time. Apologizing in advance can help mitigate any potential negative reactions.

What should I do if I see this phrase in a post?

If you see this phrase, it is likely that the person who posted it has realized their mistake and is apologizing. You can choose to ignore it or offer words of reassurance and understanding.

Is this phrase a form of self-censorship?

It could be seen as a form of self-censorship, as the speaker is acknowledging their mistake and possibly trying to prevent any negative consequences from their post. However, it could also just be a polite way of acknowledging a mistake and apologizing for it.

Should I respond to this phrase?

It is not necessary to respond to this phrase, but you can if you choose to. If you do respond, it is important to do so respectfully and without judgment. The speaker may already be feeling embarrassed or regretful about their post, so it is important to be understanding and forgiving.