u/General-Barber7467

My idea is give new users a heads up about the "username situation"

I've joined Reddit recently and on my entire sign-in and onboarding flow I never got a hint that usernames cannot be changed in the future. Or that my username will be generated by an AI or something. At least a hint so as to let a person know that if they decide on the username, they can change it and stuff like that.

I'm sure just adding one or two pages, or let's say a subsection on a page, during the onboarding to tell the user about all of that, then hiding it in the terms of service or privacy policy that no one reads, could be better

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u/General-Barber7467 — 2 days ago

My idea is enhance the username creator engine

The username creating engine creates weird names like "delicious-camera", "general-barber", "land-fisher" etc at least let a person choose the user name that they like or generate a name that is Abit more aligned to their name or some something

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u/General-Barber7467 — 2 days ago

My idea is allow people to change the user name

Okay I wish there was an ability to change the username after signing in. I joined Reddit two months ago and until today I have a weird name that I cannot change. I spent two days trying to change it, just to realize you can't. I don't think it's such a big idea to just change a username. I think it's just something that can be added or at least something done on the database or something backend so yeah please.

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u/General-Barber7467 — 2 days ago

My ideas are

1.Ability to listen to written reddit posts🔊

As regular Redditers don't you guys think that it would be better to have an option to listen to reddit posts like just a button with a speaker icon to enable listening to an AI generated transcript because some posts are gold but kinda too long to read🫩. If a person from the reddit team sees this please consider this 🫶

2. Ability to post audio reddit posts🗣️

Also it would be cool and useful to post reddits in audio form by just talking as a person can envoke more emotion and can post in a fraction of the time

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u/General-Barber7467 — 2 days ago