Comment 40 for bug 382703

I like the generic approach. The user's first name, properly capitalized, is a pretty good solution, as it's not misleading nor cryptic. No unfamiliar terms whatsoever, and if their name is there, then it must be their area. It's kind of intuitive.

It's also a nice bridge between the Windows world - in Windows Vista and later the the start menu reference for /Users/username is the user's first name, and My Documents, My Images, My Music, etc, are all subfolders inside it.