#mononym — Public Fediverse posts

@meena Looks like #mononym folx are fucked too.

The #nymwars never end, do they?

@meena Looks like #mononym folx are fucked too.

The #nymwars never end, do they?

Let's see if this #Feedback submitted through #Niantic's support bot for #HarryPotter #WizardsUnite will make their #MinistryID #namingPolicy more inclusive by allowing the use of a #mononym without workarounds such as including a period.

#HarryPotterWizardsUnite #HPWU #Nymwars #mononyms #mononymous #names

Let's see if this #Feedback submitted through #Niantic's support bot for #HarryPotter #WizardsUnite will make their #MinistryID #namingPolicy more inclusive by allowing the use of a #mononym without workarounds such as including a period.

#HarryPotterWizardsUnite #HPWU #Nymwars #mononyms #mononymous #names

@bitsofbas
a couple of remarks about the order form:
• 'cartrdges' is missing an 'i'
• it mentions UE countries. I'm guessing that's perhaps correct in French (where it's probably something like Union Europeàn), but my first assumption was United (Arabic) Emirates, rather than the EU.
• Surname and Name fields really should just be a single Name field, to accommodate people who use a #mononym (whether that's their real name or their online handle).

@Algot and it's not just celebrities or other people who have changed their name to a #mononym.
Javanese people, such as Sukarno and Suharto, have a single name since birth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javanese_name

@Algot
I'm surprised I haven't seen #mononym mentioned yet. Especially since registration forms often assume that people have a first name and last name, making it rather difficult for them to register with their preferred or even actual name.
(This was a major issue in the early days of #GooglePlus for instance, which made #nymwars a rather trending topic.)

@Algot
I'm surprised I haven't seen #mononym mentioned yet. Especially since registration forms often assume that people have a first name and last name, making it rather difficult for them to register with their preferred or even actual name.
(This was a major issue in the early days of #GooglePlus for instance, which made #nymwars a rather trending topic.)