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I just noticed that my avatar went from the default last name initial to a picture of the USS John Marshall SSBN-611. I assume this is because my user name is ssbn611, chosen because I am a former US Navy submariner, and that boat is my first and qual boat. 

So, is this some new functionality? I'm good with the choice too.

Jeff

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49 minutes ago, ssbn611 said:

I just noticed that my avatar went from the default last name initial to a picture of the USS John Marshall SSBN-611. I assume this is because my user name is ssbn611, chosen because I am a former US Navy submariner, and that boat is my first and qual boat. 

So, is this some new functionality? I'm good with the choice too.

Per the welcome PM, moderators often choose an avatar if you haven't chosen one for yourself by the time you reach about 15 posts.

That's all.

We're glad you like it. Feel free to change it at any time, though. :-)

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Ok, I now remember seeing that, but forgot. Thanks for the assist and I do like the choice. :-)

Jeff

In the bag:
:callaway: Epic Max 9.0 Project X Cypher 40 R 5.5
:tmade: R11S 3 Fairway
:ping: G425 4 & 5 hybrid 6-PW :cleveland: RTX 56 degree
:titleist: - Scotty Cameron Newport Select 2


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