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[Deleted member 619]

And I actually can delete my own post in .. almost every forum. Not having that option is rare.

We have a peculiar attitude to the preservation of evidence hereabouts.

 

[Sparhafoc]

I like the implication that this isn't the first time he/she has tried to get that little extra oomph to their dramatic flounce by engaging in vandalism.

 

[*SD*]

Unless everyone else disagrees, we'll not nuke his posts. Firstly because as someone else mentioned, they're a great example of how not to do life, but secondly if we splat them it'll render several threads and multiple posts by other users totally incoherent and make us look like we were talking to ourselves

 

[Sparhafoc]

Unless everyone else disagrees, we'll not nuke his posts. Firstly because as someone else mentioned, they're a great example of how not to do life, but secondly if we splat them it'll render several threads and multiple posts by other users totally incoherent and make us look like we were talking to ourselves

Right, I can't see any logical reason ever to intentionally delete posts - they always stand as testament to whatever event occurred, and destroying them breaks conversational threads so that future viewers can no longer access the thread properly.

 

[We are Borg]

If some one asks for account deletion we can do a GDPR deletion, this means that email and username, profile is deleted. But posts are not deleted as well as quotes because of the lisence people give when registering. The moment the system deletes it can not be undone and it cannot be undone by renaming the temp name he/she gets, also the member can not be found in the member list.

 

[Deleted member 619]

Aye. I mean, nuking a troll's entire account to ensure getting rid of everything you don't want to give room to is ne thing, but removing all those lovely teachable moments seems like vandalism.

 

[Sparhafoc]

I wonder if the chap/chapess feels they deprammed enough toys in their departure.