Details about "Delete account"

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Ryann
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As admin of a project, if you click on the "User profile" of one people from your community, you discover two links: "Block user" and "Delete account".

I did not dare to test it to see the result ;-) (maybe a bubble as tooltip would be helpful) but I'd like some precisions about what does "Delete account".
1- I guess it simply removes the user from our community (and does not delete his UserEcho account?). Is it so?
2- Does it delete all his feedback too?

3- I guess he can come again with the same still existing UserEcho account?


Regards,

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Sergey Stukov co-founder
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At this moment deletion works as following.


1) User - UserName replaced with Anonymous

2) User - Email replaced with blank value.

3) All user content is exists but linked with Anonymous user.

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Sergey Stukov co-founder
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At this moment deletion works as following.


1) User - UserName replaced with Anonymous

2) User - Email replaced with blank value.

3) All user content is exists but linked with Anonymous user.

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Ryann

Clear, thank you.

What about my point #3:

this (deleted) user can come back and post new feedback without changing his account, right?

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Sergey Stukov co-founder
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Clear, thank you.

What about my point #3:

this (deleted) user can come back and post new feedback without changing his account, right?

User will able to create a new account. But it can't access previous account with it's content.

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Ryann
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User will able to create a new account. But it can't access previous account with it's content.

Ohhh, that's more severe than I imagined.
Then I am quite puzzled.
I imagined that the "UserEcho" account was unique (one sign-up), but could sign-in in several communities.
Then, concerning one community, if the "deleted user" can not come back to this community again, it's not only a "deletion" (or renaming as anonymous) of its past actions... It's a sort of ban?

Then what is the difference with "Block user" that has a meaning of ban for me?


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Ryann
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Ohhh, that's more severe than I imagined.
Then I am quite puzzled.
I imagined that the "UserEcho" account was unique (one sign-up), but could sign-in in several communities.
Then, concerning one community, if the "deleted user" can not come back to this community again, it's not only a "deletion" (or renaming as anonymous) of its past actions... It's a sort of ban?

Then what is the difference with "Block user" that has a meaning of ban for me?


Any further information to understand the difference between "Delete" and "Block" use, that both look like ban the user?
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Vladimir Mullagaliyev co-founder
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Any further information to understand the difference between "Delete" and "Block" use, that both look like ban the user?
Block - ban user. You are able to unblock him later.

Delete - remove information about user account. User name will be replaced to "Anonymous", email will be deleted. User will not receive any notifications.

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