Andrews said:This is undo able currently, because some usernames have invisible characters. Philly would have to fnc all people w invis chars, and that would be time consuming.
Emp said:Not possible. Some people use special characters.
Some people have spaces in their name too. It's not going to work.Fade said:They work on LeakForums, I'm sure..
They probably have spaces periods and and special character blocked also but as andrew or we said it's possible for sureFade said:They work on LeakForums, I'm sure..
Eh yeah, it'd be good.FeaR said:For once I like a suggestion that someone posted but I see this being a headache for philly.
Fade said:Straight to the point, it would be sweet if we could have our profile user ID as /@fade as well as our number UID.
I think this would be a good way of finding someone quickly?
For example:
They have it on the other site, and I personally think it's a good add on!
Why a fee? It'd be better if EVERYONE had one..Trap said:Couldn't spaced usernames just be written out in code so it would be:
http://forumkorner.com/Glitter+Milk ?
When there are gamertags with spaces you just add the + for all spaces. Example: http://live.xbox.com/profile?gamertag=Major+Nelson
As far as for the special character usernames, they should be stuck with the standard: /user-0000.html as the only drawback.
I feel like it could be implemented. But for a small individual fee. You can have the choice to buy a vanity URL or have the standard user ID URL.
Opposed to EVERYONE having a vanity URL and it causing some kind of site crash. Good idea, though. @Philly is very busy and this will not be seen for a bit.
He'd have to find a way to get around all the hundreds and thousands of special charcater usernames and be able to give them a vanity URL.Fade said:Why a fee? It'd be better if EVERYONE had one..
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