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When I try to access http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord I get a 500 eror. However, accessing http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not.

Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?

When I try to access https://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord I get a 500 eror. However, accessing https://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not.

Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?

When I try to access http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord, an HTTP 500 Internal Server Error occurs. However, accessing http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not.

Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?

When I try to access http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord I get a 500 eror. However, accessing http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not.

Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?

When I try to access http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord, an HTTP 500 Internal Server Error occurs. However, accessinghttp://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not. Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?

When I try to access http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/dragonlord, an HTTP 500 Internal Server Error occurs. However, accessing  http://superuser.com/users/flag-weight/73918 does not.

Can this be handled more gracefully, such as attempting to looking up the correct user ID?