Page url: https://en.gravatar.com/site/implement/profiles/

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Page Title: Gravatar - Globally Recognized Avatars

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Page Text: ← Back Base Request Users may optionally enter a variety of profile information to associate with their Gravatar account. This information is openly-accessible using a similar process to requesting images . A simple profile link looks like this: https://www.gravatar.com/HASH where HASH is the email hash of a user. This request will automatically redirect to their username-based URL, so for example, you might get this: https://www.gravatar.com/205e460b479e2e5b48aec07710c08d50 --> https://en.gravatar.com/beau An important point to note is that profile requests will only resolve for the hash of the primary address on an account. Users may have multiple addresses on a single account, so while a Gravatar image request may return a result, a profile request for the same hash may not. hCard Profile pages are fully marked up using hCard , a microformat for programmatically embedding information about people, companies, organizations, and places in HTML and other markup languages. The screenshot below describes some of the main markup involved on a profile page Email address marked up with class=email (only available via JS/client-side parsing due to spam-protection measures) IM accounts marked up using class=url (some values only available via JS/client-side parsing due to spam-protection measures) Phone numbers marked up with class=tel (using type/value subproperties) Verified accounts marked up with class=url and rel=me Name marked up with class=fn Personal Links are marked up with class=url Image (main Gravatar) is marked up using class=photo Data Formats Profile data may be requested in different data formats for simpler programmatic access. The following formats are supported:

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Possibly mis-spelt word: Gravatar

Suggestion: Gr avatar
Suggestion: Gr-avatar
Suggestion: Avatar

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