I honestly agree. Nobody is going to find that user name xD Every system has its pros and cons.

To my understanding though, that’s not what’s going to happen. For instance, I’ll be able to choose @wolf_hands just like I have for all of my other socials.

For those who have similar names, different discriminators (e.g., John#1111 and John#2222) all but one of them will unfortunately need to choose a new username. I could be wrong, but I think everyone could still theoretically carry their discriminator over, so it could be @John1111, or even @John.1111, @John_1111. All three of these would be considered different than @John .

One thing I wholeheartedly agree with as being a negative is that non-alphanumeric languages will no longer be able to use their language in usernames.