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Show an avatar in the comments so people can see who's speaking.

Represent a person, team, or organization visuallyAn avatar may be a photo, initials, illustration, or logo; it does not have to be a circular face. Member lists and comments should usually show a name as well, because an image alone is not a reliable identity.
Lin LinM+5
Anatomy
A round or square container
A user photo, or initials by default
Optional, indicates online/offline
Variants
Circle
Default shape that represents real users
Square
Represents non-personal objects such as teams and applications
Sizes
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Match the avatar size to its context—for example, use a larger avatar on a profile page and a smaller one beside a comment.
Group
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Show the range of participants and provide access to the complete list
Typical use cases
Comment thread
All comments (2)
Alex Chen 2 minutes ago
Example of comment content
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Maya Lee 1 hour ago
Example of comment content
Team list
Alex Chenyou@example.com Owner
M Maya Leeayou@example.com Member
Build a botbot@example.com Member
Account menu
Alex Chen Characters and public information
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Collaborators and access
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