A Rose By Any Other Name Would Still Be Me

[jackofallgeeks]

So I've been thinking for a long while that Rolias Noom needs to retire. He started out as an alias for gaming with my brothers, then grew into a semi-developed character concept while I role-played in AOL's Red Dragon Inn, durring it's twilight years. From there he became a more-developed character for a story I wanted to tell, and eventually he became me. I've been Roliasnoom for years now, but...

-shrugs- It's almost like I've grown out of it. I kind of want to, I don't know, have a change or something. Not that I have anything against RoliasNoom, it just feels... 'childish' isn't the right word. But he feels like he's from another chapter in my life which is coming to a close, if not already a few pages back.

Anyways, I have my own preferences in the following list, but I want your opinions. Assuming I do change my digital persona, I may go about getting this Journal renamed -- they can do that I hear, though there may be a charge... anyways...

[Poll #312210]

Please vote quickly; he who hesitates misses registering his username.

Comments

[quix.livejournal.com]

Done. Strange when others changed their username I didn't have to refriend them. I wonder what they did different.

[jackofallgeeks.livejournal.com]

Rather, it's what I did differently. For a number of reasons I wanted to cut ties with RoliasNoom as a Journal -- certain hangers-on who I'd just as soon not have looking over my shoulder, and the fact that a lot of Spam was flowing in through my livejournal mail (my own fault, of course). By default, they keep all your Friends list and Friends Of lists intact, and forward references to your old journal direct to your new journal -- in that case, all my lists would stay the same and anything looking for RoliasNoom would get to JackOfAllGeeks.

Uhm, short story long, I told them to cut all my 'Friends Of' ties and not to forward RoliasNoom to me -- which means that in a month he'll be open for some teenaged girl to pick up, as opposed to permanently being attached to me.