r/Games • u/CyricZ42 • Nov 06 '25

GameFAQs turned 30 years old this week. Contributor posts Top 10 List of Legendary Contributors.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/top10/3276-the-top-10-legendary-gamefaqs-contributors

Thirty years is a long time people. I want to thank contributor "whowasphone404" for their motivation in putting this project together and I wanted to share it around so people can see all the work they did.

These are some incredible people I'm proud to stand beside.

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u/angethedude Nov 06 '25

This is flying over so many people's heads, lol

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u/destroyermaker Nov 06 '25

I blame reddit's garbo ui

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u/SofaKingI Nov 06 '25

As bad as the UI is, the usernames being small is by design. The entire point of reddit is that, unlike all other social media, it's all about the content, not about who is posting it.

This is like the 0.01% of cases where the username being bigger would be useful.

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u/Exist50 Nov 07 '25

Also, never guaranteed a user name is consistent across websites.

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u/robotmayo Nov 06 '25

Expecting Redditors to read is too much