How to deregister from forum
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How to deregister from forum
You cant 'leave'.. as such
But you can probably change preferences so no emails are sent..
Or punt them to an ancient email you no longer use
Charlie
But you can probably change preferences so no emails are sent..
Or punt them to an ancient email you no longer use
Charlie
If I can refer you to the forum rules (which have barely changed since 2003) - Once an account has posts made against it - IT CANNOT BE REMOVED
https://www.fiatforum.com/rules.html
As Charlie says, you can go through the control panel and turn off the various notifications, change the email address to one you don't use, or set up a filter on your email account to automatically delete FiatForum.com emails.
https://www.fiatforum.com/rules.html
As Charlie says, you can go through the control panel and turn off the various notifications, change the email address to one you don't use, or set up a filter on your email account to automatically delete FiatForum.com emails.
Also, if I had to guess, people are probably trying to tag @portland_bill but the system is only picking up the first part
Edit: And, ironically, the last person to do that was Charlie
Edit: And, ironically, the last person to do that was Charlie
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welcome to Hotel fiat forum.
We are programmed to receive
You can log-out any time you like
But you can never leave
We are programmed to receive
You can log-out any time you like
But you can never leave
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not likely forum isn't in the uk or eu
Actually it is UK based now as of. Ages months ago
are you sure, got a link?
https://www.fiatforum.com/announcements/479043-more-bug-checking-speed-checking-new-post.html
According to ben anyway
I'm assuming that what he me anyway that's it's not with a uk based host
thanks, not sure if where the server is changes anything though
I too would like to leave.
Not had for a few years nor want another Fiat.
No objection to Fiat, or our delightful 500TA we had, but no intention of another Fiat at all.
Yes, I can alter my preferences in the User Control Panel, and I'm happy for all my posts to remain in view, but there's no point whatsoever in being a member of a forum that I no longer have an interest in.
Just clogging up the member list, so I would like to be removed from the list.
Best wishes to all.
Mick.
Hi Mick,
As has been said above, and in the Rules you agreed to when joining, this is not possible.
all part of this master plan ben has to take over the world i reckon first you cant leave, then he made this fake virus to get all our dna through tests then he will make clones of us genetically modified to buy more fiats and keep posting
Be afraid, one of me is more than enough.
its ok he wont keep the originals :devil:
Yes, I know it's not possible.
Trouble is, it should be possible.
I'm a long-standing member of another forum, and it's possible to deregister from it, and it is done from time to time.
People are forcefully deregistered and people voluntarily do it. Their posts remain.
No complaints from me about Fiat Forum, so no axe to grind. Just a basic simple question.
If the answer is NO, hey hum, that's the way it is.
Bye Bye.
Mick.
Trouble is, it should be possible.
I'm a long-standing member of another forum, and it's possible to deregister from it, and it is done from time to time.
People are forcefully deregistered and people voluntarily do it. Their posts remain.
No complaints from me about Fiat Forum, so no axe to grind. Just a basic simple question.
If the answer is NO, hey hum, that's the way it is.
Bye Bye.
Mick.
Not wanting to chip in but under GDPR you can request ALL the data any company/website possesses on you. You also have the right to correct that data AND the right to be forgotten.
If you are concerned then just serve the appropriate GDPR request/action. GDPR overides and overrules any other rules/permissions you may have originally agreed to.
Fiat Forum officials would be foolish to get involved in a GDPR legal case and will most likely just comply.
REMEBER - GDPR applies to all EU / UK citizens regardless of the data holding company location, server location, etc. Even the US companies now comply with GDPR where EU/UK data is concerned.
If you are not an EU/UK national and the company/data servers are not located in the EU/UK then your rights will be more limited/frustrated.
If you are concerned then just serve the appropriate GDPR request/action. GDPR overides and overrules any other rules/permissions you may have originally agreed to.
Fiat Forum officials would be foolish to get involved in a GDPR legal case and will most likely just comply.
REMEBER - GDPR applies to all EU / UK citizens regardless of the data holding company location, server location, etc. Even the US companies now comply with GDPR where EU/UK data is concerned.
If you are not an EU/UK national and the company/data servers are not located in the EU/UK then your rights will be more limited/frustrated.
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