Popcorn Palace is now submitting user data one letter at a time using cleverly constructed URL stacks. The process works like this: Submit a START request. Submit individual LETTER requests to transmit the username through scripting. Submit a CLOSE request to complete the transmission. It's a technical workaround, but that doesn't change what it accomplishes: transmitting user data to an external endpoint. @VRChat, how do you want to proceed here? Is this a legitimate method you approve of for acquiring usernames from the platform? I've been trying to find a way to obtain some form of unique player identifier within worlds for a long time, and it appears Popcorn Palace has figured out a way to accomplish exactly that. From a technical standpoint, it's clever. And frankly, I'd love to have this functionality available to world creators. But I have a hard time believing this is something VRChat actually approves of. So I'd genuinely like clarification. Is this an acceptable implementation that other world creators can use, or is it circumventing a restriction that exists for a reason?

This last week showed me just how beautiful this community can be when we focus on the good and collectively build something together. The amount of energy, creativity, kindness, and talent I watched come together was incredible. When people are excited to contribute and willing to support each other, it’s amazing what we’re capable of creating. No amount of noise can hold a candle to the positive energy we create and thrive on. It was a fantastic event, but more than that, it gave me some incredible perspective on what actually matters: the people beside you, the friendships you build, the things you create together, and the memories you walk away with. That’s the stuff worth putting your energy into.