So what's the plan with handling impersonators? Usernames are only unique per server, right? I've already seen people pretending to be, for example, Twitter.
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Development manager at a small software company.
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@samrocksc Yeah, that could make some sense. It might still have the risk of people creating an instance that looks like the legit one but isn't though.
My concern is more like what about people grabbing something like @[email protected] or @[email protected] and make an effort to have their branding look like the legit @[email protected]. Lots of potential for abuse and destruction there.
@inmysocks Makes sense. I imagine there will be more Events in the future then. Happens all the time with these platforms. Digg2.0 -> Reddit for example.
@inmysocks What is The Event? I just joined today and haven't heard the term.
@inmysocks It's about 2am in Paris right now, so there you go. Still seeing French in my timeline though. Is this place heavily francophonic?