POLL: Should i change my username to "saulfabreg" or keep as "SaulFabre"?

[SaulFabre]

Three years ago i registered on GBAtemp as @SaulFabre.

But because my main project for retro game preservation and Wii homebrew is called "saulfabreg Wii VC Project", and i like to call myself on the Internet as "saulfabreg", i decided to make this poll.

What do you think?
Should i change my username on GBAtemp as saulfabreg or keep as SaulFabre?

 

[CoolMe]

Three years ago i registered on GBAtemp as @SaulFabre.

But because my main project for retro game preservation and Wii homebrew is called "saulfabreg Wii VC Project", and i like to call myself on the Internet as "saulfabreg", i decided to make this poll.

What do you think?
Should i change my username on GBAtemp as saulfabreg or keep as SaulFabre?

Uh.. Either is fine to me. What happens if people voted for "SaulFabre" the most, would that mean that you'll keep using a username you don't like?
Honesty, go with whatever name you want!

 

[Deleted member 546149]

keep the picture, but keep the name

 

[hippy dave]

Change it to Creamu

 

[JuanMena]

@SaulFabre
It's your choice dude.

A little advice... mind you it's the advice from an "artist" ("")

In the Art world, a name, the signature is what matters. An artist must choose it's name carefully because all his wirk will get it's signature. People will recognize your work, the quality and outcome by your signature.

An artist that changes it's name often, risks all of that... recognition.

I for instance, had changed my signature so much that I've lost my origins and my first works (real and digital) and it's something I regret now.
Signed with aliases, last names, first names, a mix of both... but never felt confident about it (seriously go anywhere and look how many JuanMena(s) are out there) so to me, an alias will be straightforward more beneficial than using my name.

Think carefully your choice if you're seeking recognition. I know it's just a letter (G) but it could change everything for you.

Remember that this is from an artists perspective, and the same scenario might not apply to your current situation. But your name must be the signature of quality. It must mean everything.