Use what you desire. It allows others to quickly recognize you onlineHappy Friday everyone. Maybe not the right forum to post this but I will anyway. Not too long ago a fellow member messaged me why do I use a picture of bleached corals as a welcome image for new members? I didn’t think much of it when I first started using the image. All I saw initially were the nice colors and I have been using it ever since. Some of them do look bleached though. Should I change it?
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No, it is your trade mark. I don't have see the name to know who posted. JMOHappy Friday everyone. Maybe not the right forum to post this but I will anyway. Not too long ago a fellow member messaged me why do I use a picture of bleached corals as a welcome image for new members? I didn’t think much of it when I first started using the image. All I saw initially were the nice colors and I have been using it ever since. Some of them do look bleached though. Should I change it?
I like it. But it only matters if you do. Mine is part of the intro to my videos. We all have something unique to contribute, and you help make this forum a great place for reefers to feel welcome. Keep being you.Happy Friday everyone. Maybe not the right forum to post this but I will anyway. Not too long ago a fellow member messaged me why do I use a picture of bleached corals as a welcome image for new members? I didn’t think much of it when I first started using the image. All I saw initially were the nice colors and I have been using it ever since. Some of them do look bleached though. Should I change it?
Jeez! Some people have way too much free time on their hands if they're scrutinizing welcome pics!Happy Friday everyone. Maybe not the right forum to post this but I will anyway. Not too long ago a fellow member messaged me why do I use a picture of bleached corals as a welcome image for new members? I didn’t think much of it when I first started using the image. All I saw initially were the nice colors and I have been using it ever since. Some of them do look bleached though. Should I change it?
Honestly, I find that we tend to censor out a lot of the bleaching and dirties in the hobby which tend to lead newcomers down the wrong path of ‘I’m doing something wrong’ when actually everyone has been down that same route.Happy Friday everyone. Maybe not the right forum to post this but I will anyway. Not too long ago a fellow member messaged me why do I use a picture of bleached corals as a welcome image for new members? I didn’t think much of it when I first started using the image. All I saw initially were the nice colors and I have been using it ever since. Some of them do look bleached though. Should I change it?
