If you did, I didn’t see it lol. Didn’t add this feature until late yesterday evening (was already planned), so I’m not sure why it didn’t show up.

And for those of you who, like me, don’t like being @'d, I got you:

Yep, that’s the most common solution (I do that, too). Though I also do some “smart” splicing to try to detect the description part and cut that out, but it can’t cover all cases.

I’ve been doing that for ages now: splicing it at : and - and using the first array element. It’s just annoying. That, and having to watch and account for false-positives (e.g. X: Files, Self-Hosted, etc). And some places it makes sense to show the full name, but it often still gets truncated in CSS depending on device width. Plus, some community display names don’t use that format :(

Was trying a different approach this time around, and it clearly didn’t work out lol.

Alternate meme:

Gotcha

Is this a bug or bad UX I need to address or just because Tess indicates when accounts are deleted?