It seems a single profile, Sydney Smith, is currently conflating three different women: one brown-eyed brunette and two blue-eyed blondes. I wanted to ask whether the site currently has any system for differentiating the three? Is there no other method but the one brought up by OP, i.e. [Name (ig_handle)]? Is there something wrong with that method, since OP faced the problem of the IG handles being rejected?
chipperpip's post is no longer relevant because we used a different naming system at the time that had limitations and worked differently from the current one.
The way to split these profiles is to manually rename two of the women to a different name. This could be by adding an instagram handle to the end, like "Sydney Smith (instagramhandle)" or by adding a middle name. This won't transfer the subs, but such is life.
Another case: https://www.girlswithmuscle.com/images/?name=...
There are at least two women with this name.
Larissa Cunha, 278 subs, that's a bit of a mess.
I assume it's these two women:
https://www.instagram.com/larissacunhaoficial (48, former bodybuilder, last competed in 2014 according to this site)
https://www.instagram.com/laricunha_br (33, Crossfit competitor, but an usually ripped one)
We'll probably need to separate them as:
Larissa Cunha (larissacunhaoficial)
Larissa Cunha (laricunha_br)
With the subs going to the crossfitter, since I think she's the more popular one. Viewing them by posting date makes the separation clearer. The dividing line is around 2017, although there's a few in the middle I'm not sure about, since they could be old stuff of the bodybuilder being uploaded way later.
Update: Looking closer this one in 2017 seems to be the first upload of @laricunha_br, with everything from 2016 and earlier before that being @larissacunhaoficial.
There are now 2 separate names on the site
Larissa Cunha (laricunha_br) (received the subs and the name merge from just "Larissa Cunha")