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Golden section is: don't announce that you're leaving. All that happens is one of two things: "oh no, don't go" or "bye then". Personally, this should only be relaxed if you're prepared to flounce out of the room. Then it's ok to announce your intention to leave.
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Golden section as in: The balance between the happiness of the user (the one that wants to be deleted) and the amount of work for Jeremy.
I would call it common sense and courtesy to clear out something I haven't used in 3 years. Message boards sometimes get bought by corporations or have their mailing lists stolen, hacked, etc.
If that's your biggest issue, change your e-mail address here to something fictitious, such as biteme@usuck.com. Fictitious addresses are the only thing I put into the 'to' field for e-mails. My friends go into 'bcc' to protect the innocent. (different use, but you get the point- it will work. )
So according to Xavier I should have done "a search" to find that I am not allowed to delete my account but can wait and it would have been deleted at some time in the future. I did "a search" and didn't see anything of the kind.
From Xavier's post there seems to be shame involved in not posting for 3 years and then trying to delete the account. I would call it common sense and courtesy to clear out something I haven't used in 3 years. Message boards sometimes get bought by corporations or have their mailing lists stolen, hacked, etc.
Xavier's latest post implies that either Linux or the people who run this board and their precious database either don't have the skill or the technology to delete an account with out "messing up the database". That doesn't seem like a great advert for Opensource.
Also, now that I've posted I'm locked in forever. I don't remember seeing that when I signed up or I never would have signed up or posted. I realize now I should have emailed someone directly and I certainly would have if I had known I would get dragged into something as lame as this.
Here is my solution that is a win-win situation. Please delete this thread then delete my account.
I was searching on the paige if someone was wanted to delete his account. Usualy I find nothing.
I would like too to delete my account. And stop with FAQ, because the deleteing account thing was written after I signed up.
I just want to say this, I like I see on this board I wont recive any help.
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