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**hos** · July 25th, 2015, 06:53 AM

to break it down the line and make it short:

is a usable numeric ID suitable to say a request is solved?

for machines, and for hardcore collectors like me it would work. but for the most, it won't, because human brains are rather familiar with names when they like to associate something with something else. names hold the key.

if we now decide, that something like "unknown 1234 @iafd", "xnk 4321 @egafd" is a fine match to finish requests, we can now start finishing requests as soon as they've been made, by using the post number and call her "post 6789 @VEF".

that's physically correct. it's a clear pointer and it works to find the corresponding material.

but is it really that what we are here for?

July 25th, 2015, 06:53 AM	#22
hos Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: back in the dirt Posts: 10,632 Thanks: 29,720 Thanked 89,340 Times in 9,361 Posts	to break it down the line and make it short: is a usable numeric ID suitable to say a request is solved? for machines, and for hardcore collectors like me it would work. but for the most, it won't, because human brains are rather familiar with names when they like to associate something with something else. names hold the key. if we now decide, that something like "unknown 1234 @iafd", "xnk 4321 @egafd" is a fine match to finish requests, we can now start finishing requests as soon as they've been made, by using the post number and call her "post 6789 @VEF". that's physically correct. it's a clear pointer and it works to find the corresponding material. but is it really that what we are here for? __________________ You may be the most important brick in the least important wall, but really you're just a bit of something on a bit of something else.