(July 8, 2013 at 6:47 pm)wwjs Wrote: Sorry. I thought that you can ban those who literally ask for it.

Of course, if someone's really asking for it, they will likely be banned.

(July 8, 2013 at 7:42 pm)apophenia Wrote:

(July 8, 2013 at 6:47 pm)wwjs Wrote: Sorry. I thought that you can ban those who literally ask for it.

Of course, if someone's really asking for it, they will likely be banned.

So a proper request might begin,

"Listen you simpering, turd eating, son/daughter of brothel scum ..."

(Make it good, we need the entertainment.)

(July 7, 2013 at 9:23 pm)Smidgen Wrote: So I can deactivate my twitter, my facebook, myspace (already done that), and any number of things on line but I can't deactivate my membership to the tiny little forum. That makes no sense at all.

I'm not sure what part of it doesn't make sense. As far as I know there is no standard practice for account removal. Some sites will purge user accounts on request, some will not. Nor do I see why it would make a difference. Is it really that hard for a person to walk away from a forum unless his access is deleted? What would stop that person from re-registering?

If it were an issue of privacy or data security, I could understand the request. This seems more like either "I don't like this place, could we cover my tracks so I was never here" or "Please save me from my irresistible urge to post here." That's what doesn't make sense, IMO.

(July 7, 2013 at 9:27 pm)wwjs Wrote: Ask mods to ban you

They won't do it for me, why would they do it for this no-name wretch?

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(July 9, 2013 at 9:24 am)whateverist Wrote: So a proper request might begin,

"Listen you simpering, turd eating, son/daughter of brothel scum ..."

(Make it good, we need the entertainment.)

ITT: you need... me.

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