How can i change my name on PF?

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To change your name on Physics Forums, you cannot do it independently as user identities must remain fixed for continuity with past posts. A name change requires contacting a mentor and providing a valid reason for the request. The decision to approve the change rests with the mentors, who will assess the appropriateness of the request. This policy ensures consistency and accountability within the community. Following these guidelines is essential for a successful name change.
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You cannot change your user name on your own. This is in order to keep user identities fixed and assure that the name is associated to your previous posts on Physics Forums. If you would like to change your name, you therefore need to contact a mentor and give them a valid reason for wanting to change your user name and what you would like to change it to. It is then up to the mentors to decide whether or not this change would be appropriate and if the reason is strong enough to warrant the change.
 
ok, thanks for your time.
 
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