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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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out of curiosity this one,
we have a good friend who we met on here, had fun and left verifications. she has since met a pretty cool guy and decided to close her profile as she didnt want it to cause any issues, however the verification she left was deleted with her account.
Just a thought, if say she met an unverified fabswingers member (including pic verification) and left them a veri, which would then in turn make them a verified, and at a glance a genuine swinger. Would thier account then go back to being totally unverified when she deleted the account?
sorry if i went on a ramble, just thought it could be a possible glitch
as many people who have meet verifications dont bother with the pic veri x |
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"out of curiosity this one,
we have a good friend who we met on here, had fun and left verifications. she has since met a pretty cool guy and decided to close her profile as she didnt want it to cause any issues, however the verification she left was deleted with her account.
Just a thought, if say she met an unverified fabswingers member (including pic verification) and left them a veri, which would then in turn make them a verified, and at a glance a genuine swinger. Would thier account then go back to being totally unverified when she deleted the account?
sorry if i went on a ramble, just thought it could be a possible glitch
as many people who have meet verifications dont bother with the pic veri x"
I don't understand why when somebody deletes their account you lose the verification they gave you. It could mean for some people with only a few verifications they could end up with none. |
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By *b430Man
over a year ago
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"out of curiosity this one,
we have a good friend who we met on here, had fun and left verifications. she has since met a pretty cool guy and decided to close her profile as she didnt want it to cause any issues, however the verification she left was deleted with her account.
Just a thought, if say she met an unverified fabswingers member (including pic verification) and left them a veri, which would then in turn make them a verified, and at a glance a genuine swinger. Would thier account then go back to being totally unverified when she deleted the account?
sorry if i went on a ramble, just thought it could be a possible glitch
as many people who have meet verifications dont bother with the pic veri x
I don't understand why when somebody deletes their account you lose the verification they gave you. It could mean for some people with only a few verifications they could end up with none. "
Because they are no longer members on the site so everything associated with their account goes too when they delete the profile. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"out of curiosity this one,
we have a good friend who we met on here, had fun and left verifications. she has since met a pretty cool guy and decided to close her profile as she didnt want it to cause any issues, however the verification she left was deleted with her account.
Just a thought, if say she met an unverified fabswingers member (including pic verification) and left them a veri, which would then in turn make them a verified, and at a glance a genuine swinger. Would thier account then go back to being totally unverified when she deleted the account?
sorry if i went on a ramble, just thought it could be a possible glitch
as many people who have meet verifications dont bother with the pic veri x
I don't understand why when somebody deletes their account you lose the verification they gave you. It could mean for some people with only a few verifications they could end up with none. "
We have lost verifacations over the last few yrs due to people leaving,if a profile goes then verifaction goes,thats just the way it goes. |
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"Try copying and pasteing it onto your profile have noticed a few that have done it now and then it cant go"
Ah but if you do that you could have made the verification up. If the person or couple who gave you the verification leaves then you have no proof the verification is real. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Try copying and pasteing it onto your profile have noticed a few that have done it now and then it cant go
Ah but if you do that you could have made the verification up. If the person or couple who gave you the verification leaves then you have no proof the verification is real. "
Ah but if the person has several verifacations on profile and others are still on the site its not hard to find out if the person is genuine or not is it sherlock. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Try copying and pasteing it onto your profile have noticed a few that have done it now and then it cant go
Ah but if you do that you could have made the verification up. If the person or couple who gave you the verification leaves then you have no proof the verification is real.
Ah but if the person has several verifacations on profile and others are still on the site its not hard to find out if the person is genuine or not is it sherlock."
If they have several verifications, it would look daft to have copied and pasted verifications, if they had no more, it would look fake. 
I'm not sure it's a good idea at all to copy and paste them.
Would be good if Admin could set it up so when a profile is deleted then like posts in the forums, the verification stays, with a 'user no long active' or whatever in place of the users name. |
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Another site changes the name on departed user's posts to "user left" which seems to work well on posts, and should work equally well on verifications.
A name that doesn't leave you wondering who "user right" is would be better though.  |
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