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Explain your suggestion, in detail: My suggestion is for Secret Service Agents to either have a SSA Badge on their model or for them to have a physical item which identifies themselves as a SSA.

Explain why the suggestion should be implemented: Currently, there is no way of distinguishing between a Secret Service Agent and just a random Citizen in a suit. This causes issues such as SSAs being put in cuffs by police for open carrying and mix-ups between the President and Secret Service agents themselves. If there was a quick and easy way other than typing "/me shows Secret Service ID" or whatever it would be great and would avoid confusing situations.

Thank you for your suggestion, Infusion!

It will take a while for it to be reviewed by our staff-members.
Meanwhile, expect some nice feedback from our community.

This image is of Secret Service agents following an assassination attempt on Trump this Summer. If you look, you can see the Secret Service badge on the hip of the Agent facing the camera. Normally this badge is covered by the suit jacket, but is there.

What is visible all the time is the lapel pin. It's a pin to identify Secret Service Agents that includes some classified "security technology", whatever that means.

I'd +Support a method to subtly identify Secret Service, and otherwise using /showid will reveal that they're Law Enforcement.

I'd argue that they should even replace the models with the Agent models. Of course, that only gives one suit variant, but it'd be a good short-term change.

Or what if /showid revealed job name?

If this is the case, some thought needs to be given as to how custom jobs are handled.

I'd like to give some feedback other than the usual +Support here:

We already have the ID materials (read: pictures) that I believe LuvBunny had made for a fleshed-out /showid system before departing. I will look into this further, should this suggestion get approved.

Pushing for Staff Review.

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Would it be possible to add a badge number, underneath or above somebodies' description? Similar to how we display government worker passes. If you'd put on a stole uniform, it would also show.

Also like 's idea of changing them to the agent models instead

Approved.