Moonbear said:
Evo said:
The plus sign in a name typically indicates a user's affiliation with a certain group or organization. It is often used as a way to differentiate between individuals with similar names.
The plus sign is often used in usernames as a way to create a unique identifier. It can be used to add additional information, such as a middle name or a location, to a username without changing the primary username.
There are no specific rules for using a plus sign in a name, as it is typically a personal choice. However, some websites or platforms may have restrictions on the use of special characters in usernames.
Yes, a plus sign can be used in email addresses as part of the local-part (the part before the @ symbol). This is often used to create multiple email addresses for the same account, as emails sent to the address with the plus sign will still be delivered to the primary account.
No, there are other special characters that can be used in names, such as underscores or periods. However, the plus sign is a commonly used special character in usernames and email addresses.