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I can do everything after account deletion also.

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I had requested to delete my account. My account was deleted in the following communities.

  • Software
  • Poweruser
  • Linux

No one can visit my profile also (excluding moderator ~ I guess). In the comment thread, I could comment also. Even, my profile is showing to me.

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The deletion is just like,"no one can visit my profile." Since, I can comment. I guess, I can create question and answer also.


@Derek Elkins you are taking something wrong. There's a way to detect user is deleted or not.

current_user.deleted?

The deletion actually means soft delete which only done by Staff. Usually, my account was deleted properly. But, other pages isn't checking my account is deleted or not that's why it is bug.


In a post @ArtOfCode (Usually, I forgot that can be Luap also) said,"Your account isn't created in community 'A' until you visit community 'A' when you visit that site. Your account will be created automatically". I was searching that post 30 minutes. But, I couldn't find that.


Solved : https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/commit/5f5778f8601836d4489a250c1ae0b7a727a6ac74 (app/controllers/users/sessions_controller.rb)

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You only have one Codidact account across all communities. As mentioned in the answers to your other question, it is not possible to delete an account for one community but not another because there is only one account. What happened, again, as mentioned in your other question, is that your account was disassociated with the content you had previously created in those communities. Your account still exists (since it's the same account you used to post here) and can still create new content.

Given the explanation you were given elsewhere, this behavior is exactly what I would expect and doesn't strike me as a bug. No one claimed to have "deleted" your account on those communities. They only claimed to disassociate existing content from your account. So it's not surprising that you can still use your account.

I'm sure you can request your account be additionally banned from those communities, but you could also just not interact with those communities if you don't want to anymore (which is presumably why you wanted your account deleted).

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FoggyFinder‭ wrote over 2 years ago

This is simply wrong. If you quote something give it with a full context.

At present, this will mean that any content associated with your account on that site will be unlinked from your account and attributed to System, which will not be reversible later.

Contents are still belong to Istiak‭ which shouldn't be.

Derek Elkins‭ wrote over 2 years ago

I didn't quote anything, I paraphrased. I also provided a link to the context. Either way, what you list is consistent with what I said. In this question, Istiak is not claiming that content that they produced before their account was "deleted" is still linked to their account (except perhaps the profile). If that is happening, then I agree that is a bug and the question should be changed to say that. What the question states is that new content (i.e. a comment) is associated with the account.

Derek Elkins‭ wrote over 2 years ago

You could read what you excerpted as implying that current and all future content won't be linked to Istiak's account, but that seems like rather unlikely behavior as opposed to simply that current content will be unlinked. What is not reversible is that unlinked content can't be relinked to Istiak's account, not that Istiak will no longer be able to produce content linked to Istiak's account.

FoggyFinder‭ wrote over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago

I didn't quote anything, I paraphrased.

Yes, you're right. I didn't know that the word "paraphrase" exists in English so forgive me that my comment is strictly speaking isn't totally correct. But I hope it is still clear what I meant.

FoggyFinder‭ wrote over 2 years ago

If that is happening, then I agree that is a bug and the question should be changed to say that. ... What the question states is that new content (i.e. a comment) is associated with the account.

100%, but I'd personally expect that one can't create a new content iff the account is removed. All buttons are disabled for example.