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TL;DR Use UTF for Seller's name. Looks like a bit better Gumroad. Design is nice, blah blah blah. Why I'm writing is this: when activating account what the hel
by MichalBures 14y ago
TL;DR Use UTF for Seller's name.
Looks like a bit better Gumroad. Design is nice, blah blah blah. Why I'm writing is this: when activating account what the hell is supposed to be Seller's Name?
This annoying popup keeps telling me "Must contain only letters, numbers, or - ( ) , . ' &". I must say I haven't seen many names with numbers or ampersands in it. If it's meant to be a username, than ok but say it specifically. If it's really meant to be a name - it's 2013 for Ozzie's sake, use the damn UTF.
- sjs382 14y agohttp://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names/ http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-b... Also, ampersands are common in company names. (Procter & Gamble, etc)
- devan 14y agoWe thought we fixed that bug. might just be some left over JS validation. we'll get into it.
- MichalBures 14y agoThank you :)
- MichalBures 14y agoCompanies.. yeah, you're right. Although the whole site feels to me like it's mainly focused on individuals.