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December 7th, 2009, 08:12 PM #11
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Re: How to Unregister

Originally Posted by eXceLon

You may be joking, but I help to moderate another forum and it's very common for people to start deleting all of their posts one at a time when we refuse to delete their account and all of their posts. My personal suggestion is to immediately lock down the account of anyone expressing this desire, so that they don't go removing their posting history.

why?

what does their posting history matter?

I mean 2 years ago I asked if I should get an AR or AK, should that be preserved indefinately?