Re: Right to be forgotten
I had no idea that was the case,but I'm sure it's written in privacy policy or other thing you had to check before registering...
Re: Right to be forgotten
Just go and delete everything in your posts if you're so bothered... There is an "edit" button.
Re: Right to be forgotten
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The-Young-Maid
Just go and delete everything in your posts if you're so bothered... There is an "edit" button.
I don't think that's allowed.
Re: Right to be forgotten
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Sarahlabyrinth
I don't think that's allowed.
If OP wants to leave anyway i don't see why it would be a problem for them.
Re: Right to be forgotten
I think it makes old threads less valuable when you can’t follow the thread of conversation because posts are missing.
Re: Right to be forgotten
YOLO I think you might need to take a sec to relax... and please note that if I think you need to calm down then there's probably a problem.
Most chihuahuas are less anxious than me.
Re: Right to be forgotten
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C_Bookworm
I think it makes old threads less valuable when you can’t follow the thread of conversation because posts are missing.
And somehow sometimes deleted things creep back up because the mods can drag it out of the deep black hole of forgotten stuff. :lol: ;)
Re: Right to be forgotten
Like others have said, the fact that you can't delete all your posts helps keep thread continuity. Since it's a one account per lifetime rule here at LHC, I think it also stops people from rage quitting and later regretting it.
Re: Right to be forgotten
Oh, does this have to do with the new internet privacy standards? I do appreciate the motivation behind them. I'm not personally concerned with LHC, but I do advocate for sites supporting features like "right to be forgotten".