:: What makes a Username Desirable? ::

[dreamsk]

I think the most common answer would be: simplicity. Simple or common names are highly desired by users because that's what they refer to themselves as, like dave or alice or babycakes.

[The_Super_Nintenho]

Simple names are nice. I also like seeing creative names without numbers or symbols. Anything with the words "demon, angel, neko, or chan" turns me off slightly.

[Mokumoku Naito]

Almost any username involving the letter x, underscores, or anime references annoys me. If the person's username reflects the avatar as a cosplay, that's fine by me. But most usernames with anime annoy me. Plus, if a name just looks weird, I dislike it. emotion_yatta
Here is an example of my nightmare username:
XxX_SAKura-CHan_128XxX

See what I mean? rofl

[Digital Fiend]

I usually like two worded ones. They're usually the most easily remembered for me. I dislike toilet humored ones.

[Lidke]

As long as it isn't spammy or full of numbers.

[Hyde]

I like ones that conjure up a mental image (not the sick sexual ones) like "Glass Carousel" (who posted earlier) is such a pretty picture in my mind. :> Names like that are desirable to me.

Ones that fit really well with the design of the avatar are really awesome too, whether it's a realistic first and last name or just words that reflect the theme, it's good when the avatar and the name complement each other.

I try to keep a general theme that somewhat suits my usernames (e.g. this one I keep to slightly darker, bloodier themes). :] I like to design characters, when I make an avatar i'm imagining how the character would act.. backstory.. etc. It's madness.

[County Comptroller]

nothing

[xLioMeisx]

I actually dont like the 'x's but I accidentally changed my username once and Ive had LipMae as my user name my whole life practically. XD so I know there are others that do that... o_o

[Lulu the Mainspring Lady]

My own accounts are for the most part character names. This one's a pet-name.

I do have exceptions to the rule, such as one of my mules, 'inexplicable hat'.

I feel like the lower-case adds to the image of a hat that simply appears in an ostensibly inconvenient and unexplainable place.