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[xxMATTGxx]

Doesn't this seem to happen rather a lot...?

I don't think so - I would say it's quite rare to happen at Habbox.

[Jack!]

I don't think so - I would say it's quite rare to happen at Habbox.

Well.. let me rephrase.

When it -does- happen, it's usually in some way connected to recursion, from what I've seen anyway.

Just my 2c though.

[GommeInc]

Does deleting a profile usually do this much damage? That's pretty impressive she knew how to do it, although why it has caused so many problems is confusing.

[scottish]

Does deleting a profile usually do this much damage? That's pretty impressive she knew how to do it, although why it has caused so many problems is confusing.

no because accounts aren't typically deleted then put back in.

[GommeInc]

no because accounts aren't typically deleted then put back in.

So it was a proper database delete, as in going straight into it rather than through an admin panel (if vBulletin has that)? That's pretty serious... So all posts associated with the account were removed, too?

[Chippiewill]

Does deleting a profile usually do this much damage? That's pretty impressive she knew how to do it, although why it has caused so many problems is confusing.

I think Recursion showed her the button and let her press it. It was done in the standard vBulletin way. The problem occurred as a result of Matt trying to fix my post-count.

[Futz]

whatishh

Edited by Despect (Forum Moderator) - Please do not pointless post, thanks.

[Inseriousity.]

lol so how does it work then?
like id have just thought youd go to someone's account in admin cp and change the number and that's that, job done but then I see no way you could make a mistake from that that causes everyone's post to go down so it must be a different method.

/techienoob

[Kyle]

@xxMATTGxx; do you happen to know why boonzeet was deleted? did he request it?

[xxMATTGxx]

@xxMATTGxx; do you happen to know why boonzeet was deleted? did he request it?

Who?