I think it will become soon good life 2.2
Delete yourself
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Discuss features as they are added to the new version. Give us your feedback. Don't post bug reports, feature requests, support questions or suggestions here. Feature requests are closed.
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mansuetus
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Re: Delete yourself
I read your posts too, Pso, but my sad sad life is now stable 2.0 and 2.1 dev....
I think it will become soon good life 2.2
I think it will become soon good life 2.2
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Re: Delete yourself
to counter both arguments, how about deletion ability being decided by the admin, either selecting users can or cannot delete themselves? 
Re: Delete yourself
Why dont we go a step further than other boards (since we're so innovative) and allow users to remove other users. 
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A_Jelly_Doughnut
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Re: Delete yourself
/me deletes chAos for even thinking about that ^_^
FYI, I have full intentions of updating my MOD if it isn't a default feature.
FYI, I have full intentions of updating my MOD if it isn't a default feature.
A_Jelly_Doughnut
Re: Delete yourself
I call it plain stupid what you just said.[cR@zY]Null wrote:Well I have this as a mod right now. I've heard this will NOT be in 2.2 is this correct? Cause I find it plain stupid that you can sign up a forum but NOT delete yourself from it
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They register okay. They don't like the forum, don't visit it!
phpBB Is The one That Owns all.
Re: Delete yourself
With such things as a mod... will it take into account things like banned users? Personally, i dont think its a great idea...
As long as you dont have to display your email address, i dont see the need...
As long as you dont have to display your email address, i dont see the need...
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mercifull
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Re: Delete yourself
what if some1 keylogged you and logged in as you and deleted yourself.
how would you feel then?
If you want to be deleted simply pm the admin of the board.
how would you feel then?
If you want to be deleted simply pm the admin of the board.
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RyanThaDude29
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Re: Delete yourself
Couldn't said it better myself!mercifull wrote:If you want to be deleted simply pm the admin of the board.
Re: Delete yourself
there could be an email confirmation sent
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mylittlescientist
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Re: Delete yourself
I want to third the vote for the "delete me" feature.
First, the user's "version" of "delete me" does not need to be the same as the program's version. The "delete me" button could just send a PM message or EMAIL to the administrator. It does not have to physically delete somebody, but from the user's perspective, they have been deleted.
Second, in every other industry a person has the option of being removed from a mailing list by simply saying "remove me from your list.", and the group is required to remove the person. I don't know if this is the law, but most companies respect a person's wishes when they say this. I know that this is true is telemarketing.
Third, not everybody who plans to start a bulletin board plans to sell advertising space. Other people may have other goals, and having an accurate count of who actually wants to be on the list, may be important to them. I understand the other side. That is why this feature should be admistrator controlled.
Fourth, having a "delete me" button is a convenience.
Melissa
First, the user's "version" of "delete me" does not need to be the same as the program's version. The "delete me" button could just send a PM message or EMAIL to the administrator. It does not have to physically delete somebody, but from the user's perspective, they have been deleted.
Second, in every other industry a person has the option of being removed from a mailing list by simply saying "remove me from your list.", and the group is required to remove the person. I don't know if this is the law, but most companies respect a person's wishes when they say this. I know that this is true is telemarketing.
Third, not everybody who plans to start a bulletin board plans to sell advertising space. Other people may have other goals, and having an accurate count of who actually wants to be on the list, may be important to them. I understand the other side. That is why this feature should be admistrator controlled.
Fourth, having a "delete me" button is a convenience.
Melissa