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Yes, but the speed at which the behavior spread (at least on Twitter) was clearly a sort of viral phenomenon, and certainly looked like a fad. Maybe it'll stic
by Kadin 5y ago
Yes, but the speed at which the behavior spread (at least on Twitter) was clearly a sort of viral phenomenon, and certainly looked like a fad. Maybe it'll stick around if it's useful to enough people, maybe it won't, maybe application designers will figure out a way to include it in the user's avatar or encode it in some aspect of how a user's name is displayed, rather than overloading the friendly-name field or whatever Twitter calls it.
- jjcon 5y ago> maybe application designers will figure out a way to include it in the user's avatar Otherwise known as having a picture of yourself as your profile picture? > or encode it in some aspect of how a user's name is displayed And known as having a name. This reads like SV bubble nonsense or well written satire, can't decide which.
- jazzyjackson 5y ago> encode it in some aspect of how a user's name is displayed perhaps by prefixing it with an honorific of some kind