Amit Kumar Hcl wrote:
Amit Kumar is already is use by some member and I can not also have my display name as Amit Kumar316. What do I do?
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I would be perfectly happy if the site just made every message anonymous since making a judgement on what a person is saying based on who is saying it is flawed from the start.
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Guy Allard wrote: What if my name really was John Wayne?
D Gale wrote:
Guy Allard wrote: What if my name really was John Wayne?
Could someone answer this question?
That is indeed true. However, each site's owner gets to decide what the correct balance for his or her own site. You have the option to a) agree with their choices and use the site, or b) disagree and not use the site.D Gale wrote:The look and feel of the site is very important as well as other things besides display names.
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
fred rosenberger wrote: You have the option to a) agree with their choices and use the site, or b) disagree and not use the site.
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D Gale wrote:If you want to be proffesional then take notes from http://stackoverflow.com/.
William Brogden wrote:If I was evaluating a new job applicant, I would do a search for his/her real name. Helpful posts on JavaRanch which are clearly written would count ++ in the evaluation. If the real name never showed up in any industry forum, counts ---.
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No joke names like "Adam Baum" (atom bomb) or "Justin Case" (just in case).
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Funny thing. I do know a person with the last name Baum (although his first name is not Adam). Should he have a son and name him Adam, could the son register with the name "Adam Baum" ;)?
Meruem Shikishi wrote:when I try to change my name to my actual name which is Mohamed Ahmed rather than Mohamedddd Ahmeddd i get the message saying the this name is already in use? therefore I can't change it which prevents me from posting topics
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Charlie Sturman wrote:The link works for me.I am not sure why you can't access the page.Will someone else try the link and let me know if they have a problem....it is a msft(asp) site
This should be the same as above:
http://www21.brinkster.com/sturman/default.htm
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Abhisek Pattnaik wrote:Seems the link isn't working. Please update a working link.
Igama Lami wrote:It is possible that you are uncomfortable about using your real name on the web. This happens. In that case, feel free to display a fictitious name. Just make it look like it could be real - like "Al Swensen", "Roberta Cheeny", "Anand Singh" or "Xiao Wu". And if you do use a fictitious name, don't announce that it's fictitious. We want to encourage use of real names as much as possible here, so please don't undermine that goal.
Which is more ridiculous?
You think you can force me to use my name...
OR
You think you can force me to lie...
I would like to make obvious, that display name is not my name.
I believe that professionalism is the content and not a name.
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Igama Lami wrote:Which is more ridiculous?
You think you can force me to use my name...
OR
You think you can force me to lie...
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