Send the full comment object to get_avatar() rather than just the comment author's email address
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February 18, 2013 22:03
…mail address. `get_avatar()` can accept a user ID, email address, or comment object. It's best to use a comment object because it provides the most context to plugins which use the `get_avatar` filter to change the response of the `get_avatar()` function. Core WordPress always sends the full comment object to `get_avatar()` when rendering comment avatars.
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get_avatar()can accept a user ID, email address, or comment object. It's best to use a comment object because it provides the most context to plugins which use theget_avatarfilter to change the response of theget_avatar()function.Note that core WordPress always sends the full comment object to
get_avatar()when rendering comment avatars.Jetpack uses the
get_avatarfilter to replace the default avatar with the Twitter or Facebook avatar for comments submitted using Twitter or Facebook authentication. Jetpack needs the full comment object to do this.