Don't ask for permission ... ask for forgiveness
The age old mantra of authoritarians and corrupt officials. What use is it to point out wrongs from the past if nothing will ever be done about it .... and worse will be repeated again in the future?
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2025
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Please hurry up and delete your account, I want to test something.
How did you know they were going to do that?
We have someone who does it every day. Makes an account, posts lots and lots, then deletes their account.
They did, what’s next?
I added some code to PieFed which automatically deletes posts by new accounts that self-delete. It worked so I had to use my lemmy.world account to reply.
That sounds like a fantastic contribution to the fediverse.
Sounds like suspicious behaviour. So removing and even tracking that kinda crap would be some great tooling!
Perhaps an addition would be something that notifies people that interact with the deleted post/user to let them know of the deleted accounts behaviour.