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A username is a unique string of characters which can be used to identify a user on Roblox . Players can select any available username of their choice upon creating an account and can later change it for 1,000 Robux . [1] Usernames may have 3 to 20 characters, consisting of numbers, letters, and up to one underscore.
During the early stages of Roblox, usernames could have spaces in them, such as John Doe and Jane Doe , but this feature was later removed on December 21, 2006 due to users impersonating other users by using spaces, and using their full names to create their username. During this time a few administrator accounts had periods in the username, this feature was likely only included during Roblox's beta period between 2004 and 2006.
On February 24, 2016, underscores were added back into the allowed list of characters in usernames (the first time since they were initially removed back in December 2006).
In 2018, users were prevented from having usernames made up of only numbers. This was to prevent users from creating usernames of phone numbers and because Roblox was adding a login by phone number feature. Currently, Roblox usernames can consist of 3-20 characters using letters, numbers and a single underscore (_) which must not be the first or last character of the username.
In 2019, a new mobile feature made it so that when you make an account on mobile, you can have the username "Robloxian" consisting with 9 random numbers right after it. This feature was added between early June or July 2019.
Users with [ Content Deleted ] in their usernames.
More [ Content Deleted ] usernames.
Initially, users were only allowed to change their names due to either a parent's privacy concerns (such as the username being a player's full name) or per request by the moderation team due to the name violating the Roblox Terms of Service. If a user did not provide an alternate name, the username would then be changed to [ Content Deleted NUMBER ] for usernames changed prior to 2014 or ResetUserID for names changed after 2014. When a username is changed, it will often change the color of the name displayed on the in-game chat system.
A feature released on October 22, 2013, allows users to voluntarily change their usernames for a 1,000 Robux fee. [2] This feature was highly requested by the community on the forums ever since Roblox first released. All usernames that are changed must satisfy all username requirements and policies.
This is what an Account Deleted username looks like.
Since fall of 2018, most [ Content Deleted ] names have been replaced with [ Account Deleted (PROFILE ID)]. This has been discovered in October 2018, through a user following several of these names. In 2019, inappropriate usernames are now replaced with "Reset[UserID]". Recently, on the website, banned users are just displayed with their proper name and avatar, but you can not click on them.
Name sniping is an activity people do to find rare or lucky names only earlier people could get. For example, "Player" is an example of a name snipe. Most accounts are made for the purpose of taking the name before somebody else can; these accounts are often left inactive or rarely used. Certain groups also have communities that are dedicated to name sniping, which perpetuates the trend. However, this has caused many name snipe accounts to be terminated, due to users password guessing these accounts especially for selling them or showing off in these groups. Usernames with spaces in them are the main targets of password guessing.
Aside from name sniping, people often use username trends to make a unique name for themselves and still take the idea of name sniping or adding initials before a name. A list of popular name trends:
A fake "ROBLOX" account created using the exploit. The name of this account changed to Reset190990774 before it was terminated.
In December 2016, there was an exploit that allowed new accounts to be created with the name of another, such as by making the accounts "David " and "David". People also used this to make 2 letter accounts, such as "pi " and "hi ". This was patched days after the exploit was discovered and all users that were made with the exploit were deleted. At the same time, users were also able to create users with a dash (or hyphen) in their name, e.g. Builder-Guy. All users with dashes in their name got reset.
An account with 50 character. Created using iOSploit.
An Xbox tester profile with 21+ characters.
In Roblox, it is possible to have usernames with 21 or more letters using glitches. These usernames mostly occur in Xbox-related profiles or profiles made for testing purposes by Roblox.
The most notable instance of this being possible was in 2011. When Roblox had first released on iOS devices they messed up the character cap. While it is unknown exactly how it was bugged it allowed users to register accounts with up to 50 characters instead of 20. The exploit was eventually leaked on the forums after around a month where it was then patched.
This section is a trivia section . Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article.
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Me too, I tried escaping @ with %40 ,but it didn't help either.
– jediz
Jan 20 '17 at 17:28
Same problem, found a solution?
– Giovanni Lovato
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It might be an issue with your npm private repo having username with the '@' sign. It is an npm plugin for another system?
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I'm trying to access a private npm registry that is hosted in a remote server. I have to access it using username and password. There is no proxy on my side.
But, the username and password which I use, have URL unsafe characters. I've tried adduser , npmjs , scl but I'm unable to configure the credentials :
I've tried to set NPM_USER and NPM_PASS directly from command line. I'm able to set the former but the later fails. Even if I use a simple password and try :
It fails with the same error since NPM_USER has a @
I'm using npmrc to switch between public and private registries. I want to avoid tools like Nexus/JFrog .
npm version - 4.0.5 and OS is Windows 7
So to recap, your problem is that your private registry uses email addresses for user names, which is not easily supported by the npm command line tools. You need a way to provide your user name without running npm adduser or npm login . I don't know which registry you are using, but I had the same problem with Inedo's Proget .
If you're using a private registry and you are using scopes to separate the different registries, you can create an .npmrc file that looks like this:
This next bit might be important, but it depends on your registry's preferred feed urls: I couldn't get this to work properly without the trailing / so take care to try both with and without it.
An easy way to get the base64 encoding of your password is to run:
You just have to login normally without the '@'. Unfortunately its kind of hard to find this information on npm. When you publish packages is when you need to use the @ symbol.
If this is for a public organization and for example I have an organization name "@seatbelt" so a package name I publish under is "@seatbelt/core". The package is installed by typing "npm install @seatbelt/core".
If this is just for you personally to publish private packages you publish private package names with the format "@username/project-name". Like the example above, once published you can install the package by doing "npm install @username/project-name"
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