[Chaudhry]

Hey can any one help me?

I got my own forum with 13000 members and one of my members got 4000 posts on board and he want to delete his account forever and his posts also, I know there is option and i can do but is there any rule or agreement about this incase i don't want to delete his account or post but do Members have right for this to ask for deleting his account.
Thanx in advance

[Please Delete]

I had the same with one memmer threatening legal action, I just told him to read my legal statement. It says you must agree to it to view the site (main page). I also changed the registration details to read like this and it is in a legal link in the global member bar.

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MBCanada.com is a privately owned website which is intended solely for use as a public forum. The site is strictly non-commercial and all work is done by the webmaster and a dedicated group of community volunteers. These pages are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or authorized by any company whose products are mentioned and/or pictured on this site. This site reflects the opinions of the general public and we assume no liability based on information contained herein. All featured products and names may, or may not, be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective owners. Whilst referenced articles and photos remain the copyright of their respective owners, all posts are considered the property of MBCanada.com and once placed cannot be deleted. Outside links, within the forum, are for the pure convenience of the site visitors. We do not take responsibility for any link, be it in content, naming, or the philosophy of the linked page(s). Any advertising that may be on this site is used to pay for our server costs and in no way reflects the opinion of the webmaster or MBCanada.com, nor do we accept any liability thereof. Members and Guests must agree to, and abide by, our Code of Conduct Rules in order to post on the MBCanada.com website. We reserve the right to edit or delete posts, at our discretion, to meet with our code of conduct rules. By entering this site you acknowledge you have read and agree with our legal policy. If you require more information or would just like to comment on this website, please address your email to info@MBCanada.com

© 2002-2005 MBCanada.com

I made this up, feel free to use any or all parts of it.

This post has been edited by MapleOne: 23 November 2005 - 01:33 PM

[//Nathan]

This isn't a feature suggestion... but it is possible to delete every post by a member. I'm not sure what that will do to your board, but it's an included feature in 2.1.x. I'm not sure on the specifics, but look that member up via your AdminCP - it should be one of the options presented to you. You first remove the member's posting permissions, then remove all their posts, then delete the account. Voila, member gone.

Problems I forsee... topics they started... the obvious solutions are delete the entire topic (not necessarily good) or make the first reply the original post (very sloppy); and when people quote the member's posts... obviously the quotes will be intact, the snapback links broken.

[Coastie]

I delete members, but not their posts, as it can throw topics off course.
Our TOS also states that while the person is responsible for the content, all posts become the property of the domain.

[TCWT]

I think it's a good idea to add that to the TOS/Disclaimer. Thanks, nicely worded

[lallaland]

sry if i am so out of topic =.="
;D but anyone can tell mi how to delete account from any invision forums?

THANKS ;D

[Axel Wers]

Invisionrocks, on Nov 24 2005, 04:15 AM, said:

I think it's a good idea to add that to the TOS/Disclaimer.

Yes, I'll do it too.

[Louis M.]

I also added it to my TOS: "All accounts and postings belong to XXXX. We will terminate your account upon request and proper validation, however we may choose to not remove your posts, comments, pictures, blogs, or anything else that your account has posted to the site. This decision will be made by the administration team."

Only had one incident that involved lawyers and it wasn't for long after the TOS was viewed on archive.org (he claimed we changed it after his request).