Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 3:07 amHow can I change my username as I like multiple Disney brands?
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 3:07 amRe: Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 7:57 amPm sheriff, he might do it for you
Re: Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 10:07 ami have on occasion changed the username of someone who has been new to the forums with a low post count.
the reason also needs to be justifiable, in the case of Elmo STM it was to match the XBL ID.
i would not consider changing the username of an established account with a high post count.
the reason also needs to be justifiable, in the case of Elmo STM it was to match the XBL ID.
i would not consider changing the username of an established account with a high post count.
Re: Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 12:18 pmNot like my opinion in this matters (lol), but I completely agree with your logic Sheriff; That's been my philosophy in the past when this has been brought up.
Re: Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 1:18 pmhm, I don't want to criticize you mods, but at least I question that a bit 
a new account with low post count... what's too loose for such a user if he just creates a new account?
his 22 posts?
his famous state?
no, a new user actually just can create a new account with the desired name.
a long term user with a high post count can't do the same (at least not without loosing his post count, friends, saved pms, etc. which seems to be important to some people)
so a name change (if at all)seems rather be interesting in case of long time users who actually would loose something from using a new account.
also:
a new user with low post count 'deserves' a name change,though he has likely contributed less...
a long time user who contributed maybe thousands of posts does not?
what's the logic behind this?
a new account with low post count... what's too loose for such a user if he just creates a new account?
his 22 posts?
his famous state?
no, a new user actually just can create a new account with the desired name.
a long term user with a high post count can't do the same (at least not without loosing his post count, friends, saved pms, etc. which seems to be important to some people)
so a name change (if at all)seems rather be interesting in case of long time users who actually would loose something from using a new account.
also:
a new user with low post count 'deserves' a name change,though he has likely contributed less...
a long time user who contributed maybe thousands of posts does not?
what's the logic behind this?
Re: Username change
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 4:02 pmpeople get used to seeing a particular username and can search for posts made by that user. if an established user changes his name there will need to be a record kept and this is when the administration hassle begins.
since january 2013 i have had less than 10 people ask to change their username and when i did 2 of them asked again and again.
it is easier not to do it at all.
since january 2013 i have had less than 10 people ask to change their username and when i did 2 of them asked again and again.
it is easier not to do it at all.