Remove profile from LQ
Hello,
i want remove my profile from LQ, but i am too stupid to find how i can do it... Or is it not possible? Thanks |
There are no forums where this is possible.
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FWIW, we regularly remove profiles that have no posts associated with them.
--jeremy |
Could you tell me what does regularly mean? And is no posts the only rule?
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We don't have any set schedule but:
* We'll remove any account by request, as long as there are no posts associated with it. * We periodically prune old accounts that have not accessed the site in many years and have never posted. Before doing this we always contact the member notifying them of the pending deletion and give them a couple weeks to log into LQ, which will prevent the account from being pruned. --jeremy |
Searching common terms like loan, credit, financ, card, free, casino, game, online, poker, sell, buy, order, wow, porn, sex, etc, etc return 300+ accounts created between 2007 and now that could be slotted for removal. If you would email me a list of plain user Ids I could return a FP-filtered list.
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Thank you.
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If your forum has a design which removes every post from a poster once the account is removed then u should really think of a change... i never saw a forum in all those decades i use forums which disallow a user to remove his profile/account. Shame! |
Whats this all about? Just stop logging in.
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Or is it not allowed to have such desire? Does this forum need a certain amount of registered users to be attractive for advertising rings? |
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and i want others to see what policies u have and how u deal with such issues... |
As someone already asked, do you have a reason for wanting your profile removed?
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t...93274fca504c61 LQ and Gentoo's policies are consistent with what I've seen elsewhere. |
Do the following:
Remove all profile information. Change your email to garbage - e.g. joysn -at- linuxquestions.org or something else which looks like a valid email address but isn't. Change your password to random garbage or a hexadecimal hash... Click on the "save changes" button. Logout The only info Linuxquestions would have on you at that point is the IP addresses for posts - and I'm afraid that's unavoidable and if it worries you - pull the plug... Goodbye, etc |
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