I'm saying goodbye

[Osvaldo de Banfield]

Please, can anybody kill my account definitively, and erase all my threads?

I don't want to be registered in this forum any more.

Many thanks for your help.

 

[stoN_Cold]

Goodbye, Au revoir!

Why?

 

[AndrewT]

eg of data we can see:

About Osvaldo de Banfield

Location
Barrio Garay,Almirante Brown, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Interests
Ham radio (LW1DSE) and audio. Electronic engineer.
Occupation
industrial electronics service
Country
Argentina
Real Name
Osvaldo

Signature

LW1DSE

 

[DF96]

Sorry to hear you are leaving us.

 

[adason]

...is it because you lost to Germany?

 

[SY]

Do we retain a copyright on our own texts or do we implicit transfer
it to the forum owners ?

Copyright is yours, but the forum is given rights to publish See the Terms of Service. diyAudio - tos

 

[SY]

Just a reminder, from the Rules page.

NOT ALLOWED:
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12. Posts concerning moderator's directives or decisions, and reporting or reposting of such actions.

 

[gk7]

Thanks for the link. "... you agree to grant to diyAudio, free of charge, permission to use the material in any way we want ..." so this would include commercial usage as well if I understand that correctly ?

 

[geraldfryjr]

Osvaldo, So Sorry to see you go, I have enjoyed reading many of your informative posts.


jer

 

[dady]

¿?

Please, can anybody kill my account definitively, and erase all my threads?

I don't want to be registered in this forum any more.

Many thanks for your help.

¿?
WHY? MAN?

 

[gk7]

Well, is there an answer to my question from post #8 ?
And is there an answer to the question from post #1 ?
Will all posts from a user be deleted if he asks for doing so ?
(Something like this: Right to be forgotten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia )

 

[SY]

Generally not. Pulling all posts plus all responses from other users to those posts is not only a HUGE task (we do this stuff on a volunteer basis), it's unfair to everyone else in the conversation who might not want their stuff pulled.

The TOS is pretty self-explanatory and rather generic. If you have any questions about it, drop a line to the site owner or the Help Desk.

 

[jcx]

I don't think allowing users to pull all their posts in a technical discussion forum is a good idea

puts major holes in the discussions - diyAudio in particular isn't just a chat room - many better threads are worth mining with search - lots of good stuff archived here

 

[adason]

Generally not. Pulling all posts plus all responses from other users to those posts is not only a HUGE task (we do this stuff on a volunteer basis), it's unfair to everyone else in the conversation who might not want their stuff pulled.

The TOS is pretty self-explanatory and rather generic. If you have any questions about it, drop a line to the site owner or the Help Desk.

that's a very good point...deleting post of one member creates mess...
I have another suggestion though, what if you just rename the posts as from "past member" ...in that case no one know who actually posted it, posts are not lost, plus after a while there will be many "past members"...so one member trully becomes forgotten...but not the posts, just a suggestion/compromise for both sides

 

[SY]

If someone's account is disabled, it already shows under their username.

 

[gk7]

If you read Right to be forgotten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia you will see that the validity of such a right has been recognized by courts in the US, the EU and other countries. It wouldn't matter what the TOS say in such a case. "jus major derogat jus minor" - the part in conflict with a regulation just would be invalid. I have no idea how this is handled in Australia, where this forum is located, though.

 

[jcx]

a bit of an overreach to say the wiki cited cases constitute a effective legal decision/guidance on the matter in the US

 

[SY]

And you're not lawyers. So... our rules are our rules, and you just need to live with that.

Thread closed.