The Look!I changed my name!, the official thread

[Bijo]

Caius, Caius. What is the exact reason for the name change? As said before it should be made easier or more clear (but that is arguable). From Caius Flaminius to Caius would be the most logical and effective doing.

I will give you another reason for making it into Caius. Observe the language beauty when you regard the three vowel-ish letters in-between whereof one sounds not as a vowel if I'm correct.

Now in general:
Let us compare the two names:
* Caius
* Garcilaso de la Vega el Inca

The name Caius is clear, short, effective, and arguably a language beauty (to me), while the other is unclear, long, and ineffective as it possesses juxtaposition of too many elements.

I know I know: it is difficult to counter these arguments, or those already made before me. But as you now notice, the only only only only effective name is Caius. I vote it to be

[The Spartan (Returns)]

Aye, the frontroomers will just call you Caius.

You are lookin at the former Spartan of legendary ORG myth.

[Warmaster Horus]

Not just the frontroomers, anyone who's had dealings with Caius before.

[Kralizec]

In a very distant past (about 2 years ago) I registered as Germaanse Strijder. It was inspired by a running gag from my real life, but it practicly begs to be associated with very, very bad stuff

I first changed it to Krazilec, but that was a misspelling- so I changed it to Kralizec. Then to Fenring because I got bored with it. Later I decided that Kralizec was better afterall, so I changed it back. Both names I got from the Dune universe of Frank Herbert.

As for the future, who knows...

[Lorenzo_H]

I used to be diablodelmar. But I changed it. End of story.

[Andres]

In a very distant past (about 2 years ago) I registered as Germaanse Strijder.

Dat is o zo fout.

I first changed it to Krazilec, but that was a misspelling- so I changed it to Kralizec. Then to Fenring because I got bored with it. Later I decided that Kralizec was better afterall, so I changed it back. Both names I got from the Dune universe of Frank Herbert.

As for the future, who knows...

As long as you keep the same avatar, I'll always be able to recognise you, Don Tattaglia

[doc_bean]

In a very distant past (about 2 years ago) I registered as Germaanse Strijder. It was inspired by a running gag from my real life, but it practicly begs to be associated with very, very bad stuff

I first changed it to Krazilec, but that was a misspelling- so I changed it to Kralizec. Then to Fenring because I got bored with it. Later I decided that Kralizec was better afterall, so I changed it back. Both names I got from the Dune universe of Frank Herbert.

As for the future, who knows...

I remember 'germaanse strijder' never made the connection with you though

Stick to your names people !

[Caius]

Just call me Inca.

[Motep]

I went from motep the great, to motep dra uha dnia mazzat, to Lord motep of kendermore, to just Motep. Makes it all a lot easier now, doesnt it?

I will not call you inca, Caius.

[Csargo]

Just call me Inca.

Caius

[Bijo]

Just call me Inca.

While my reasoning -- and that of others -- is correct and should've convinced you, I would simultaneously respect your wish for a name change. If you want me to address you with the name Inca, then so be it. I will be the first to respectully call you so.

I will replace the name Caius (Flaminius) in memory. But know this: you ask a lot. If one knows of an entity named Caius it requires a significant mental change to refer to this entity as Inca (let alone the whole name).



*whirrr*
*whirrr*
*brzzzt brzzt*
[Name "Caius" and "Caius Flaminius" removed from memory]
[New name "Inca"]

Done, Inca :)