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[TomZ]

Which is why we all need to have identifying tattoos - our forum username on the under side of the left forearm would do the trick.  Just flash that and et voila

Hmmmmm. I can imagine some people thinking that is a little too close to reality. Only then it was numbers.......

Perhaps an RFID chip in your nose?
Or a tag in your ear?



TomZ

[PR19_Kit]

While at Telford this I suggested we all had name badges. But then I've had one for years,

[Old Wombat]

While at Telford this I suggested we all had name badges. But then I've had one for years,

So people know who to blame!   

[PR19_Kit]

So people know who to blame!   

They always do anyway, ask OGL. 

[Supertom]

Amazing. Just amazing.

[Jakko]

Indeed I didn't catch your name when you introduced yourself. Sorry. My ears are not what they were years ago so some things go past me.

It was noisy enough in that hall But I forgot to say you guys' display was pretty impressive. Just not enough military vehicles amongst all the what-if aircraft

Unless I start forgetting faces too.........

I tend to have the opposite problem: "I know that face, but which name went with it again ...?" Including at EMS: somebody said, "Hey, Jakko!" and I stood there looking at him and had to say, "I'm sorry, you look familiar but I can't think of your name." (He turned out to be Michel Boer from Black Lion Decals.)

[Jakko]

While at Telford this I suggested we all had name badges.

When walking around the show, it struck me that a good solution would be to have a badge with your avatar and forum name on it. But the difficulty with that is an easy way to produce those for everyone at home — I mean, I would have no problem making one for myself, but most people don't have the graphics skills to do so.

[zenrat]

A roll of masking tape and a texter/marker is all you need.

[scooter]

A roll of masking tape and a texter/marker is all you need.

Or, if you want to be fancy, those marker nametags commonly used at meet and greets or corpro meetings
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[Old Wombat]

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[NARSES2]

I've always had trouble with names, which has caused "hilarity" with young ladies in the past  , but I'm good with faces 

As for badges ? I had some made for the SIG members at Telford, but they only identified that we were members of the What If SIG, no names, no pack drill 

[Rick Lowe]

"Badges? We don' need no steenkeen badges!" 

Seriously, not a bad idea.

[Jakko]

A roll of masking tape and a texter/marker is all you need.

For names, sure. But I recognise people on forums as much by their avatars as by their usernames (which often leaves me mildly confused for a while if someone changes theirs) so a badge with both on it would help me much more than just a name. It will also immediately tell everyone who is also on a forum on which you use that avatar and username, where they might know you from.

[PR19_Kit]

My avatar here really is ME, propped up against 'My Canberra' XH131. 

[Wardukw]

This remembering names thing is a hug PITA for me i can tell ya .. i can meet a person ,,shake hands ,,say gidday and get their names ,,, 10 minutes later it's gone ,, what helps is if there's other ppl around here with the same name ,,ya know like Steve ,or Dave and so on ,,,I an kinda do faces but its like  "i think i've seen that dude before but no idea here "
We've got a bloke and his lady who visit the camp a lot and he goes by the name Noddy ..which i can remember as it's quite different ,,only found out a couple of weeks ago his name is Paul 
Apparently he only gets called Paul when he's in trouble   
I do like the name tag idea but using my avatar might be interesting ,,it doesn't look like me at all