Trying to identify our blogging voices better

i-f875c0b07d9b3cb6229668554781b35a-alice.jpgSo on the bottom of our posts is a helpful little note that says "posted by" and either Alice or SW, as the case may be. We also occasionally tag our posts as coming from either Alice or ScienceWoman. And yet, it may be confusing who is speaking when, especially for those folks reading the blog with RSS feeds. So, taking a page from Shelley and Steve over at Two Minds, we're going to try to mark the beginning of our posts with a little icon from our profile photos. Voila. Let us know if this makes things better, or if it is really irritating. Thanks.

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So helpful! Thank you! When I read from RSS, obviously I have to click over to read the whole post but when I start reading, it's always confusing if it isn't blatantly obvious from the beginning who is writing.

I read via rss and appreciate this.

It is fantastic! I too struggled with working out who you were on RSS. Thanks! And we all know what posts are physioprofs over at DrugMonkey...can't imagine what gives it away.

SO much better! I always click over because the whole post doesn't show in bloglines, but I'm always confused at first because I don't think your writing styles are so different. In fact I'd been hoping you'd do this since you started blogging together. Thanks.