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Suggestion for Follows Schema #17
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Yeah, Scuttlebutt has shown that nicknames for people you follow can be useful. They also support custom profile pictures FWIW |
We used a similar mechanism in SSB. It was definitely fun - you would see all the known nicknames on somebody's profile. I'm not sure if I think it has a ton of utility but I'm open to discussing it. It might be smart to turn each URL string into an object now, to make something like this easier to roll out if we decide to. Alternatively, info like this could be stored in other schemas. |
Would be fun if people allowed bidirectional push from friends to show nicknames on their own profiles. However, need to make sure that this doesn't end up like LinkedIn badges where I can recommend my friends for being "Excellent at Debugging COBOL". :-) |
Showing all known names on user profile, leds to online harassment.
Showing all added names on profile incentives bullying, which can led to health issues and even suicide. Adding nicknames and photo to friends should be user-side, like contacts. |
@DaniellMesquita that's something I didn't consider. You're right, nicknames should only be user-side not bidirectional. |
Instead of having the follows schema only consist of urls, it could also include a nickname we choose to give the person we're following. If several urls have the same name then this would help the user distinguish between the different people they follow who may have the same preferred name.
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"ghiliweld"
)"ghili"
)Example
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