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Just last month, Facebook announced that they would allow users to choose a custom username, a.k.a. vanity URL, for their Facebook profile. A poston the Facebook blog warned users to:
"Think carefully about the username you choose. Once it's been selected,you won't be able to change or transfer it."
Well, that's not true anymore. You can now change your username, but only once. At the time of this writing there is no official announcement from Facebook about the username change option.
It's unclear when Facebook added this new option, but we're sure some Facebookers will appreciate it, as ReadWriteWeb points out. If you wish to change your username, go to the "Settings" tab at the top of your profile and click on "Account Settings". The second option down is "Username", just press "Change" and pick your new username.
Last month, Mashable put together a pretty comical list of the "15 Silliest Facebook Vanity URLs", maybe some of those users would like a mulligan on their initial username choice.
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Hi diolt! Welcome to savingtools. Facebook should have done this ages ago! Please join in more, we don't bite. :)
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Welcome aboard, diolt. I've not used Facebook very much. Is it easy or difficult to set up the preferences on your profile?
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Hi diolt, welcome to savingtools.com. Thank you for sharing that. We're glad you're here. :)
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Hi diolt! Nice to meet you. Welcome aboard. :) Facebook's been revamping quite a bit recently. I wonder if there's a sale planned.
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I was wondering that about Twitter too purplerain for the same reasons. Thanks diolt and welcome to savingtools.
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Welcome to the forum diolt! It's very nice to meet you. :) I think Facebook will be on the market. It's hot so that's the time to sell. Wasn't Twitter bought recently greenmachine?
Thanks for the information diolt and nice to meet you. That's a change for the better.
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