Contributors and staff get avatars and other perks.painterguy said:hello everyone,
i've been trying to find a way to use an avatar but it looks there's some probblem. any way you can think of. thanx
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painterguy said:if I am paid memeber wouldd i get preference then when any1 help me with some prob. thnx
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