girl from maine,
My issue has nothing to do with the warning when you sign up. The fact that you get a warning (if anyone reads it), has absolutely nothing to do with what I I am saying.
The whole problem is that in reality, right now, a user can't change the user name. And my post was stating that people want this feature and why.
Not whether you read the warning or have "accepted your fate".
Of course there is a warning. This has nothing to do with my point and is more just you saying "They told you so" or something like that as if, just because I read all of the laws of the United States, I should be OK with all of them. Far from it. See how the two don't necessarily go together?
Some of us don't agree with rules just because they exist somewhere. Some of us like to try to change rules that don't make sense. It doesn't help to point out the rule again, as if I'm going to accept it because you did that.
There was no option to disagree with the warning, or to sign up with a non-permanent user name, so there was no other choice if I wanted to use apple communities.
The whole point I'm making is that, unlike you, many people create aliases that, in a month or a year or 5 years later, they don't like anymore, or it reminds them of something in their past or they just don't like it or have some new idea. The idea that one is locked into a name associated with themselves forever, due to some lack of programming at Apple, is what my issue is. Most other forums allow people to change IDs and therefore keep their history. This is simple computer programming and budget and prioritization of features.
And I'm just voicing my opinion which is that they should make that option available because people like to be able to change their alias.
It doesn't help me to remind me of some message I (maybe read) and had no choice about as if my problem is that I haven't accepted the apple religion or rules as you have.
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