Gravatar enabled WordCamp Badges

Andy has the very exciting news that Gravatar icons will be printed on attendee’s WordCamp San Francisco badges this year!

gravatar badge

On supporting websites, Gravatars have become a de-facto identity for comment threads and discussions so to carry through the identity to the conference floor is just a logical conclusion.

There is one caveat. Gravatars can now be up to 512×512 pixels. The bigger they are, the better they’ll print. If your Gravatar is a measly 32×32 pixels it’s going to look like a dirty smudge next to the shiny badges of the big boys. Andy has created a handy form for checking if your image is the right size. If not, please upload a new Gravatar before August 14th!

I won’t be at WordCamp this year but after seeing the line up of speakers I’m looking forward to seeing the blog coverage afterwards.

PS. Andy has a new post showing how to create those badges with the help of a PDF library.


4 Comments

Jauhari (1 comments.) on August 7, 2008 at 12:00 am.

Wonderful and great new for Gravatar user ;)

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dvdarhan (1 comments.) on August 7, 2008 at 7:14 am.

good luck sir. i hope have new experient for new Gravatar later :)

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Dhruva Sagar (3 comments.) on August 7, 2008 at 10:46 am.

This is indeed a nice idea…

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noel (1 comments.) on August 8, 2008 at 3:02 am.

i wonder if the organizers will use this in the wordcamp philippines…

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