Hey Folks,
I'm slowly revamping our "visual lexicon" aka (smilies or emoticons ). We started with enhanced set on somewhat generic insipid little yellow smilie faces. However, we can do better than that!
One of the most fundamental them, and my personal favorite is the wink! It says so much, if ambiguously.
The basic one is, which as smilie's go, is not that offensive. But I thought I'd try something less cartoony and I came up found this:
I think that's pretty cool, but it's rather large, so I made some small versions:
1) Some textmore text
2) Some textmore text
3) Some textmore text
4) some testsome text (this could be resized and cropped - but it's too feminine for male posters)
5) some textsome text (coud be made smaller)
6) some textsome text (could be smaller and slower - but I couldn't do it).
So which is your favorite? Any graphics handy people care to give me a hand and size down to about 24-30 pixels high, transparent background and coy blink rate?
And then beyond that, would anybody volunteer to be the coordinator/editor/installer of community selected images? This would be be for both emoticon and other appropriate images for our community.
I'd happy to show you how to added a correctly sized image but it would be nice if you new how to crop/resize/make transparent/a woudjust animation frame rates, etc. Generally just resizing, making transparent and uploading is sufficient.
There's no rush on this of course, but it would be nice to have some help and chip away at this.
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(another new image!)


. However, we can do better than that! 
, which as smilie's go, is not that offensive. But I thought I'd try something less cartoony and I came up found this:
more text
more text
more text
some text (this could be resized and cropped - but it's too feminine for male posters)
some text (coud be made smaller)
some text (could be smaller and slower - but I couldn't do it).

. I had to go to one of my older posts to find the 'fie' emoticon. I'm hoping you won't do away with such a wide array of ways for us to creatively express ourselves.
Liz

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