I would love to see a facebook account deletion phishing site where it lured users into entering their login credentials and clicking a few submits and deleting their account.
In some cases it's a performance thing. Instead of deleting the entire table with user X's info, they just flip a value in the deleted/disabled table column. If they really want to delete it they can run a batch job later.
Then again, it might have as much to do with reactivating accounts as it does with server performance.
The translation is so bad that I would never ever use their service. Hint: you should never use google translate to provide localizaed versions of your website.
For those who did not get it: your dog speaks insert language here better than google translate does. Seriously.
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Then again, it might have as much to do with reactivating accounts as it does with server performance.
The translation is so bad that I would never ever use their service. Hint: you should never use google translate to provide localizaed versions of your website.
For those who did not get it: your dog speaks insert language here better than google translate does. Seriously.