I'm making an cloud characters to numbers converter and vise versa, but I don't know what characters can be used in a username (Apart from letters and numbers). Does anyone know?

I think pretty much any characters can be used

Okay thanks, I'll try to add anything I can think of

SolarWind12 wrote:

I think pretty much any characters can be used

That's completely incorrect.

The only characters that can be in a scratch username apart form numbers and letters are the underscore (_) and hyphen (-)

Arcode wrote:

SolarWind12 wrote:

I think pretty much any characters can be used

That's completely incorrect.

The only characters that can be in a scratch username apart form numbers and letters are the underscore (_) and hyphen (-)

I think full stops can be used as well.

TimeLordPlanet wrote:

Arcode wrote:

SolarWind12 wrote:

I think pretty much any characters can be used

That's completely incorrect.

The only characters that can be in a scratch username apart form numbers and letters are the underscore (_) and hyphen (-)

I think full stops can be used as well.

I'm afraid you're wrong with that one, as well:

WolfCat67 wrote:

TimeLordPlanet wrote:

Arcode wrote:

SolarWind12 wrote:

I think pretty much any characters can be used

That's completely incorrect.

The only characters that can be in a scratch username apart form numbers and letters are the underscore (_) and hyphen (-)

I think full stops can be used as well.

I'm afraid you're wrong with that one, as well:

Thanks for that

Can it contain spaces?

WolfCat67 wrote:

TimeLordPlanet wrote:

Arcode wrote:

SolarWind12 wrote:

I think pretty much any characters can be used

That's completely incorrect.

The only characters that can be in a scratch username apart form numbers and letters are the underscore (_) and hyphen (-)

I think full stops can be used as well.

I'm afraid you're wrong with that one, as well:

Full stops are the same as ‘dots’ in web addresses so this could never happen on any website where the username is in the web address.

meerkat2011 wrote:

Can it contain spaces?

No, because the username is part of a web address (which can't contain spaces). I think it substitutes a space bar as ‘%20’ or similar.