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We should have a button users can click to delete their account. This is manual work for both us and our users. It also makes it somewhat more likely that a user who wants to leave DistrictBuilder will delete their account - which can help slightly with reducing disk usage.
Context
Currently this is process:
User sees note to email us to delete their account on account page.
User emails us
We make a Github issue to delete their account
We queue up a few accounts to delete and manually remove their maps/account from the DB.
Alternatives
Expiring accounts/maps if they haven't logged in X years (with email alert first of course). - Giving the option to delete seems like a much better short term gain.
Possible Implementation
Delete button added to account page.
I see three three possible paths
Delete immediately on clicking button with confirmation
Delete on email confirmation after clicking button
Delete after X amount of time - and let user cancel if they change their mind.
I think we should go with option 1 unless we have a compelling reason to make it more complicated.
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Detailed Description
We should have a button users can click to delete their account. This is manual work for both us and our users. It also makes it somewhat more likely that a user who wants to leave DistrictBuilder will delete their account - which can help slightly with reducing disk usage.
Context
Currently this is process:
Alternatives
Expiring accounts/maps if they haven't logged in X years (with email alert first of course). - Giving the option to delete seems like a much better short term gain.
Possible Implementation
Delete button added to account page.
I see three three possible paths
I think we should go with option 1 unless we have a compelling reason to make it more complicated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: