ok so, i change my username. a lot. problem is, i can never remember the date i've changed, so i don't know when i can change again. i'd like a countdown on the change username page, or on the dashboard beside the username. c:

I guess Subeta makes money on this, so this would be okay if weird. I do know some folks do change their usernames fairly frequently but it's kinda expensive so not too many do. Is it a big deal to wait a bit, compared to the effort required to code this?

Support!

If something has a cooldown, that cooldown should be clearly displayed in its respective onsite area. Especially for something that costs CSC/real money.

I'm assuming the information for the cooldown is already stored, so it's just a matter of displaying it for the user to see.

A private log of your previous usernames would also be neat? Assuming that the servers store that data and it can be pulled.

Even if not a full countdown, maybe a way to have it display the date when you should be able to change your username again?

Something like "You last changed your username on b[/b]. You will be able to change it again on (New date)."

I never change mine, but I could see this being useful for people who do.

I'm in favor of this. I agree that if there's a cooldown for something, we should be able to find out how much time is left on it

I've never changed my UN and have no plans to. However I support this because I agree, anything that has a cooldown should have the information of when it can next be done accessible. Or least an indication of when it was last done.

I wouldn't want the info on the dashboard, though. I'd like to see it on the change username page itself.

you are so rushed to turn this down that you didn't even read the post smh

Support! I have some friends that change UN all the time and none of them remember the exact date of the cooldown end

I've only changed mine once and with my current one, I won't ever change it again, but I support this nonetheless, as it would be useful for those who do change it every so often (or more frequently)