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Can you change your user id on fluther?

Asked by deepseas72 (1076points) March 17th, 2008
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bulbatron9's avatar

I think you can start a new one using a different email address. I am pretty sure that is how some users have got their scores up, virtually overnight.

sferik's avatar

You can send an email to feedback@fluther.com, asking nicely.

deepseas72's avatar

klaas4….no need to be rude

bulbatron9's avatar

klass4 even took the time to search for that link, instead of just saying no. Damn, that is rude. klass4 could’ve been a little more tactful in their response, like sferik. I gave him a point, and deepseas72 should, too. Also, I hit you with a great question, because I can.
http://www.fluther.com/disc/8537/why-do-some-fluther-users-seem-so-condescending/

robmandu's avatar

@klaas4, +1 Great Answer from me.

@deepseas72, with your score, I’d’ve thought you’d known better by now.

klaas4's avatar

I’m sorry if came to you as rude, it wasn’t meant that way. I’m sorry, but there are now 3 questions for this.

klaas4's avatar

B.T.W. I don’t think giving “Great Answer!“s is meant for this. :-)

I see my score as a sign how the community thinks about me, not how much experience I have. The human race will never know everything, you know…

robmandu's avatar

@klaas4, wasn’t scoring you up to spite anyone.

Your answer was quick, concise, to-the-point. It provided reference and context. It also explained, by example, how future questions of a similar nature could be answered.

It really and truly was a Great Answer.

Just because it was easy for you, doesn’t mean it wasn’t worth scoring up.

jrpowell's avatar

Does anybody really ever use the search function? I don’t. Granted, I have way to much to time on my hands and have probably read every question posted in the last eight months.

I think we need to ask if the question asking mechanism can be refined so that it alerts the person asking a question to one similar from the past. Maybe using tags.

Tag a question with SDK. Get a list of the last five questions with that tag. Confirm you still want to ask the question.

klaas4's avatar

Great suggestion! I suggest you post it in the Man O’ War.

Don’t see this as rude, deepseas72 ;-)

deepseas72's avatar

Outstanding suggestion, johnpowell! And I’d like to publicly apologize to klaas. I, in fact, was the rude one. I really should have searched before asking. Thank you, klaas, for the link. It was truly helpful.

jrpowell's avatar

@deepseas72

I would take a look at the answer by sferik. Word on the street is that he has access to the database.

sferik's avatar

mwha-ha-ha-ha. MWHA-HA-HA-HA!

jrpowell's avatar

And the power has gone to his head.

LuckVIII's avatar

Johnpowell it would be great if everyone used the search function; however, for iPhone user does not have a search function available (to the best of my knowledge). Everytime we web browse to fluther we are automatically directed to the iPhone optimized web page

bulbatron9's avatar

Actually, I think they added the search feature for the iPhone yesterday.

LuckVIII's avatar

Bulbatron thanks. Didn’t notice it until now

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