I joined this forum as "TheDylandProductions" back in 2010. However, I soon longed to have the title of "bla bla bla films" or "bla bla bla studios." Thus, over the course of about a year and a half, I did so. Opting to change to "Open Door Films" and then "Troll-Bridge studios". However, negative came from both - Open Door seeming too artsy, and, not enough like me, and using "troll" in my studio name did give off negative vibes across the internet - even though I intended it to convey the types of films I wanted to make; fantasy and fiction.

Eventually, I gave in, and changed back to "TheDylandProductions" before Smeagol suggested that I go with just "Dyland" instead.

Thus, here I've come, full circle! Yet, I would, in your case, recommend a name change.

Personally, I think "The Odd Warrior" would fit best of your three choices. I don't really like "tenny1028" and, even from experience from changing usernames and causing confusion, would advise you go with something else. Something with numbers in it always does seem a bit unprofessional...

If you do decide to change your username on these forums, just contact a moderator or administrator (such as myself). We would be glad to change it for you.

Personally, I like "tenny1028". There's nothing wrong with it. A lot of people use names like that on the internet. I didn't think it sounded childish or "unprofessional" (I mean, come on, we're not professionals, we do we need names that sound like we are?). It's your online identity. Lots of people use numbers in their names. If you're worried about future job interviews, you can change your Skype name, but your online identity is "Tenny1028" and it will always be remembered (except by new members who never knew about it).

Though, if you really want to change it, you may as well do it now, because the longer you wait, the harder it will be. I recommend something original like "TheOddWarrior" because things like "AlternateVader" are really boring and unoriginal and say that you can't come up with anything more creative. It also gets ignored and forgotten, because there are so many other "Vader"s out there.

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I like "Tenny", it's unique and has a backstory for you.  I could see why you would want to do without the numbers which is the only part I would change.

I personally don't like numbers at the end of names if you changed it to Tenny you could fix that, I guess I always thought Tenny was your real name, I've seen weirder names in really life. If you really need a Skype account for work and don't want to use tenny1028 you could make one based off your real name and use that for work only, that way people won't search your skype name and come across all the other non-work websites you are part of.

I like usernames that are distinctive and don't tie into a reference. So, Tenny is better than anything with Vader and Octanguy, and TheOddWarrior could be anybody. The only reason I'm still Smeagol on here is I've used it for too long.

Generally what I look for is distinctiveness. A name that, if googled, will almost solely bring up results about you. This is part of the reasoning behind ergopossum, though that is better as a production company name than as a name for an individual.

I second this.

You can just remove the numbers so it feels more refined.