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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Wed, Aug 27, 2003 04:21 AM UTC:
An invitation should not be open if it is directed to an individual. When
you extend someone a personal invitation, it should not be up for grabs to
the first person who comes along. This would be like going to your wedding
and marrying the first woman who comes up to the altar instead of your
intended bride. It's not quite as extreme, but it is the same kind of
faux pas. If you do offer a personal invitation that doesn't get
accepted, you may delete it and extend a new invitation. To delete an
invitation, you delete its log. Go to an url like this:

http://play.chessvariants.com/pbm/play.php?game=$game&log=$log&userid=$userid&submit=Delete

Replace each of the variable names with the appropriate value for your
log, enter your password where you are prompted for it, then click the
'Delete' button.

As Tony already mentioned, usernames are already showing up in View mode.
I added this on your suggestion shortly before Tony mentioned it.

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