Username Problem: How to Change Your User Name

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Users can change their usernames by requesting assistance from a moderator or someone with database access, such as Greg Bernhardt. The process involves specifying the desired new username, and if it is already taken, alternatives can be suggested. For example, if "jt" is unavailable, "jt128" could be used instead. It's important to check the availability of the desired username before making a request. Username changes are manageable with the right support from forum administrators.
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Can I change my user name? How can I do ?
 
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you ask, like you just did. @Greg Bernhardt or another with the right level of database access can take of it.
 
What would you like it changed to?
 
can i change mine to jt? if jt is taken, then jt128?
 
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