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Document Path: /doc/helpdir/realname

Command: set realname - stores your real name or removes it again

Description:
	If you like to, you can make your real name known to the
	Administration of Nemesis, to the Archwizards - see 'help admin'.
	Your real name will be neither available for players nor
	externally available via https://nemesis.de/lpc/bin/finger/ .
	It is also kept away from wizards of lower levels.

	'set realname <real name>' will change your real name entry to
	what you supply as "<real name>".

	Without argument, 'set realname' shows your stored real name.

	To remove your real name entry, just type 'set realname none'
	or 'unset realname' (see also 'help unset').

Syntax:
	set realname <real name>
	set realname none
	set realname

Examples:
	set realname Arthur Dent
	set realname none

Note:
	Adding your real name is another way to identify you: if you forgot
	your password and your stored mail address is not valid anymore,
	you have to go the "hard way" and contact the Administration of
	Nemesis (see 'help admin','help mailaddr' and 'help password').

	You also can add or change your stored real name using 'chfn'. It
	means CHange Full Name, like the command on Unix-like systems. And
	you can remove your stored real name with 'chfn none'.

See also:
helpdir/admin
helpdir/set
helpdir/unset
helpdir/password
helpdir/mailaddr