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Posted: 4 months ago
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What kind of human bring In other people’s lives and their kids in the picture on online forums ? If that isn’t online terrorism and hate - what is it ?


And it looks like more and more people are now reporting in for the same threats and terrorism that they have faced in BWF likely by the same gang operating there. This is equivalent of Me2 of IF.

not surprising. It’s the same member that actually taunted a member upon their family members death on the same part of forum and on Bollywood cc. 🙏🏻🙏🏻.


honest question. Kya lengey yeah log to remove the personal hate in themselves and brining up someone’s children of all things in an online forum. Kuch to sharam karo !!


Staunch sirf hate deekh rahan hain yahaan …

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Threatening about people’s employers now ? This isn’t online bullying / terrorism ?


Sutapasima. Not sure why you asked for proof of online terrorism. Looks like you are unaware of attacks on weekend by 30-50 mids that have continued unabated. The above were posted on BWF CC.


And this is literally part of the same gang of people.

India forums. What’s it gonna take to delete my ID and all my presence eliminated from IF forever.

I refuse to be part of this forum allowing toxic hate being demonstrated here by any member towards another, repeatedly. and yes it’s IF ka fault as they have repeatedly unbanned same offending members that spew this toxic crap. Please help and resolve this simple request of ID deletion.

Site owner has conveniently blocked DMs and Tags as well. Given the real threats being doled out here - going to authorities will not be good outcome when simple request of ID deletion can be met.

Those screenshots along with plenty others will prove the blatant personal threats along with anti semitism and hate speech being allowed here.


Do the right thing Vijay - Delete my Id upon my request is so that I don’t have to be around all this anymore 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Posted: 4 months ago
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Arey vijay bhai please delete all these people Id who want it, and stop their nonsense main chala jaonga spam everywhere on forum and if it is not possible than tell and let them deactivate and move on.smiley20

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Posted: 4 months ago
#23

Originally posted by: S_H_Y

Arey vijay bhai please delete all these people Id who want it, and stop their nonsense main chala jaonga spam everywhere on forum and if it is not possible than tell and let them deactivate and move on.smiley20

Pata nahi kyun permanent deletion of account & data ka option kyun nahi dete. It is a must have for any site unless it's extremely desperate to hold back it's users by any means possible. 🤷

Please give the option of permanent deletion of account and all posts & data related to that account.

It's a must have!

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Posted: 4 months ago
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Dear righteous mahaan victims🙏🙏. The topic was brought down from global announcement because of the 30-50 mids created by you all in less than 48 hours. How can a topic remain ga when you were not willing to stop?? Even then no one stopped still created mids to territories her. That's why the topic got closed to avoid further harassment of members. It was not closed because some mods saw the wrong in the topic

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Posted: 4 months ago
#25

So mods can delete whole CC and suggestions threads but won’t edit and give warning to genocide deniers…

It seems like a lot of forum members were not happy with that genocide denial topic not only being allowed but also made a global announcement… all this current disaster being unfolded is to that… the owner of the site needs to look into who made that topic a pinned topic cause I saw both mods minionite and mnx12 leaving laughing emojis on posts on that topic… such biased moderation, giving leverage to bigots and favoring members with same ideology needs to be looked into as it has killed the community on these forums and over all made it an unsafe environment on this site.


return to hades is a long time member and was a moderator here as well… even that member is not happy with the current state of the system…


unless Vijay agrees with the hate mongers on this site and encourages this behavior… he needs to look into it… this place has gone to the sh*tter and the mods are mostly responsible for it


I know the owner comes online as I’ve seen him replying in some random topic and has turned off the option to tag people.. so he is around and had seen the crap that is going around… he needs to step up and have a hard look at his current moderation team

Posted: 4 months ago
#26

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

Pata nahi kyun permanent deletion of account & data ka option kyun nahi dete. It is a must have for any site unless it's extremely desperate to hold back it's users by any means possible. 🤷

Please give the option of permanent deletion of account and all posts & data related to that account.

It's a must have!


We understand your concerns regarding the permanent deletion of accounts and data. However, please note that many major forum-style platforms follow similar practices to ours. For example:


  • Reddit: Deleting an account on Reddit does not remove the content; it only dissociates the username from the posts, making the user appear as "[deleted]."
  • Stack Overflow: When a user deletes their account on Stack Overflow, the content remains on the site, and the username is anonymized to "userXXXXX."
  • Quora: Deactivating a Quora account results in the user profile being removed, but the questions and answers remain, attributed to "Anonymous."

These policies are in place to preserve the integrity of the content and the community discussions, which can be valuable resources for other users. We aim to strike a balance between user privacy and the community's interest in maintaining valuable information.


Thank you for your feedback. We are always looking for ways to improve and appreciate your understanding.


Regards,

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Posted: 4 months ago
#27

Originally posted by: vijay


We understand your concerns regarding the permanent deletion of accounts and data. However, please note that many major forum-style platforms follow similar practices to ours. For example:


  • Reddit: Deleting an account on Reddit does not remove the content; it only dissociates the username from the posts, making the user appear as "[deleted]."
  • Stack Overflow: When a user deletes their account on Stack Overflow, the content remains on the site, and the username is anonymized to "userXXXXX."
  • Quora: Deactivating a Quora account results in the user profile being removed, but the questions and answers remain, attributed to "Anonymous."

These policies are in place to preserve the integrity of the content and the community discussions, which can be valuable resources for other users. We aim to strike a balance between user privacy and the community's interest in maintaining valuable information.


Thank you for your feedback. We are always looking for ways to improve and appreciate your understanding.


Regards,

But atleast permanent deletion of an account can be allowed, even if posts and other data remain, like other sites you mentioned.

Edited by NathuPaapi - 4 months ago
Posted: 4 months ago
#28

Originally posted by: NathuPaapi

But atleast permanent deletion of an account can be allowed, even if posts and other data remain, like other sites you mentioned.



We appreciate your feedback. We understand the importance of offering the option to permanently delete an account, even if the posts and other data remain. This is something that many forum-style platforms, as you mentioned, do provide.

One reason we currently don't offer this option is that many users deactivate their accounts in the heat of the moment and later regret their decision, requesting to have their accounts reactivated. Additionally, we need to retain certain data for legal reasons, which helps us comply with various regulations and protect both our platform and our users.

By retaining some data, we can accommodate these requests and ensure a smooth user experience.

Once a user deactivates their account, it is as good as deletion in terms of functionality. They are not sent any emails or notifications, and other users cannot communicate with them.

We are considering implementing a cooling-off period after deactivation, after which users would no longer be able to reactivate their accounts, making the deletion permanent. This would provide a balance between user control and platform management.

We are actively looking into features that will allow users to have more control over their accounts. Your suggestion is noted, and we will consider it as we continue to improve our platform to better serve our community.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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Posted: 4 months ago
#29

Originally posted by: vijay



We appreciate your feedback. We understand the importance of offering the option to permanently delete an account, even if the posts and other data remain. This is something that many forum-style platforms, as you mentioned, do provide.

One reason we currently don't offer this option is that many users deactivate their accounts in the heat of the moment and later regret their decision, requesting to have their accounts reactivated. Additionally, we need to retain certain data for legal reasons, which helps us comply with various regulations and protect both our platform and our users.

By retaining some data, we can accommodate these requests and ensure a smooth user experience.

Once a user deactivates their account, it is as good as deletion in terms of functionality. They are not sent any emails or notifications, and other users cannot communicate with them.

We are considering implementing a cooling-off period after deactivation, after which users would no longer be able to reactivate their accounts, making the deletion permanent. This would provide a balance between user control and platform management.

We are actively looking into features that will allow users to have more control over their accounts. Your suggestion is noted, and we will consider it as we continue to improve our platform to better serve our community.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.


The cooling off period seems like a good idea ... Maybe a one month, 3 month or 6 month period after which deactivation becomes permanent. I really hope you work in that direction.👍

Thank you so much.

Regards

Nathu

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Posted: 4 months ago
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Originally posted by: vijay



We appreciate your feedback. We understand the importance of offering the option to permanently delete an account, even if the posts and other data remain. This is something that many forum-style platforms, as you mentioned, do provide.

One reason we currently don't offer this option is that many users deactivate their accounts in the heat of the moment and later regret their decision, requesting to have their accounts reactivated. Additionally, we need to retain certain data for legal reasons, which helps us comply with various regulations and protect both our platform and our users.

By retaining some data, we can accommodate these requests and ensure a smooth user experience.

Once a user deactivates their account, it is as good as deletion in terms of functionality. They are not sent any emails or notifications, and other users cannot communicate with them.

We are considering implementing a cooling-off period after deactivation, after which users would no longer be able to reactivate their accounts, making the deletion permanent. This would provide a balance between user control and platform management.

We are actively looking into features that will allow users to have more control over their accounts. Your suggestion is noted, and we will consider it as we continue to improve our platform to better serve our community.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.


With respect Vijay I just want to say,

This is not reddit or other social sites. The users here are demanding a service from this platform that they have invested in.

If I'm not wrong a legislation in 2020 stipulates a user can demand a complete wipe down of their account and the platform needs to comply.


I understand your stance, about disruption to the flaw of comments. However most of those are now locked in closed topics, yet still can pose a threat. They can still be viewed. It can still be misused especially when the user only is deleted and cannot come back under these circumstances if they are only just banned without complete deletion of footprint.


But more importantly, no one wants to give up their long standing accounts and the history they created or the memories and banter they shared unless they have a genuine reason for own safety.

The flaw of conversation does not hold enough relevance compared to their concern over privacy violation, death threats, blackmail.

When such things are reported, I'm sorry to say that neither you or your mods did anything significant to stop it. You are responsible for the actions getting out of hand, that people feel it best to leave. I empathise with them, I Also left due to incompetent administration in handling of WL's and tackling of sensitive issues. Your site has failed EVERYONE continuously.


Half the aggression members feel towards one another is also derived from unfair moderation, and your passiveness. When accusations flaw, a member recieves Wl's just for presenting the facts against those personal accussations, that was the biggest joke.

I understand not everyone is equipped with communication skills or emotional intelligence, things will heat up, and it's a space for people to learn and develop that, but only healthily if the site management was solid. Not where Moderator's who assume and presume things and make accussations.


I told you a number of times, where things are going wrong and you need to step up. Alas, you see the result yourself.

There is not enough content to use this platform much regardless, and many old members left as they felt violated here. Same thing still continues. It will be the same in the future.. a less demand for this platform and frustrated members Who want to leave. That's the combo you have now.

I'm not being funny but the days are not just numbered for members here but also for IF itself.


Please do not excuse flaw of conversation over people's concern for safety.

If you can't implement this fully, then work on individual cases where you know this has been a concern. People who have come to you expressing their concern with evidence.


You need to be responsible. IF is important to you, but should not come before the importance of individuals who contributed their time and effort to make this place thrive.


I'm sorry Vijay, but if you continue to be passive and not understand the grave concerns of members, then I fully encourage people to follow legal action until their requests are met. So far people have not been treated as humans but only as an ID and pieces of literature in comment boxes.


Goodluck to all.

Edited by carisma2 - 4 months ago
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