There a way to submit a run with player who uses a name that is the same as sr.com user, but it's a different runner?
Esperanto

Couldn't think of a short title.

Runner did run 22 years ago. Mr. X

Go to submit historical time and video. List Mr. X on run.

Since Mr. X is already an account on sr.com, the run links that runner to that automatically based on name. This is pretty useful most of the time; particularly co-op runs and mod added runs, etc.

However, I have a situation where Mr. X (the runner), is not the same Mr. X (sr.com user and sometimes other runner). I was wondering if there is a way to add Mr. X to the run without it hyperlinking to sr.com Mr. X.

Thanks!

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United States

Generally people will add a flag to the beginning of the username to stop it from linking.

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Esperanto

What's the flag?

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Israel

You can use the "emoji flag" text: https://emojipedia.org/flag-united-states/

copy it and paste it in front of the runner's name.

Edited by the author 3 years ago
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United States

You just have to put a [] in front of the username so it won't link to an account, like []Mr. X

You can put a country code (just google " <country> 2 letter country code") in these brackets if you want, like [us]Mr. X will embed a US flag, but it's not necessary.

Edited by the author 3 years ago
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Iowa, USA

I just put a -

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Canada

Use []. No flag.

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New South Wales, Australia

You can also use a zero-width space.

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Somerset, England

Yes, but then there's a zero-width space in their name lol

Updating the players through the api could also be used

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Argentina

[quote=Yummy_Bacon5]Yes, but then there's a zero-width space in their name lol[/quote]

Zero-width spaces occupy literally zero width, so it's really a non-issue.

Besides, with this kind of solution there's always going to be something extra inside the name. Might as well use a character that's invisible to the naked eye.

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Esperanto

Thanks for the responses, [] works perfectly!

Edited by the author 3 years ago
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Somerset, England

If you know their country then you should put their flag xd

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