I joined on the following networks with blind interest.   Stack Overflow. Server Fault. Puzzling. Database Administrator. Game Development.   Now I want to leave from all networks, expect Stack Overflow.  I googled about exit from a network. It shows me the Delete Profile option.  Does Delete Profile remove me from all networks or only the corresponding network?  Updates:  I got what I need....  Delete Profile will delete an individual account..!
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How can I delete my Stack Exchange account(s)? Also,  What happens to my content? Can I request it be deleted as well? What if I'm suspended, rate-limited, or banned from posting questions or answers? What will happen to my votes? Will other users be impacted? Why wasn't my account deleted immediately after the timer expiring? What will happen to my pending bounties and close, reopen, delete, or undelete votes? I want my account deleted on all Stack Exchange sites. How do I do this? Will my profile on chat be removed once I delete my site account?   For more information, see &quot;&quot; in the .
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According to the , users are required to put the text "please delete me" in their profile's "about me" text. But a suspended user can not edit their profile, so they are unable to follow the required process.  Often enough, a suspended user feels so vengeful that they have a burning desire to  by deleting their account, but alas they can not while suspended.  It would be good to support such users to fulfil their desires by providing a rage quit link that appears only for suspended users:    By the way, there is some basis for this question. I had a request for "how to delete my account" from a recently-suspended user.
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I have 3 accounts that I am deleting - however, several hours after the 24 hour (+ grace period - end about 4-5 hours ago), the countdown completed, but disappeared and the accounts are still there.   I would rather not go through another 24 hours, and would like to have these accounts deleted (and yes, I have thought about it and this decision is not up for discussion).  Currently, the accounts are still there.  Could this please be seen to?
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I don't trust Facebook's new privacy settings and have decided to delete my account, but I can't find the kill switch.  Does anyone know how I can delete my Facebook account?
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I was looking at the Community user's profile, and I noticed that there was about 15 sites missing in the "accounts" tab. There's a little over 120 sites on SE, and, there's about 15 sites missing from this count. Why is this happening?    Additionally, clicking on view more just shows one account, on Area51:
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I would like to use many sites in the Stack Exchange network, but I need to login to each site separately. Though it's easy, can't we solve this problem? I know each site has a different url :( but is there any way?
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I noticed, when viewing a question on the , that my username and profile is not correct.  , and .  Something is weird here:   My profile "about" section is filled in and I have the Autobiographer badge. I certainly never manually filled in the about page there so clearly this account is connected to my main account as the profile text was filled in automatically. Yet, the username and avatar does not match. Also I have the association bonus there, so it definitely wasn't me logging in randomly, I must have been already logged in as myself network-wide when I created that account (assuming I created that account).  The "private information" section in that user900 profile is completely blank (no full name, no email address), unlike all of my other profiles. Only the "about me" is really filled in.   Points 1 + 2 = there's no reason why the username or avatar should be different.  Point 3 is a mystery.  Also I am quite sure it's connected to my account. When I log out of Literature it does log me out of the entire network. And when I log in to the network, that account on Literature shows up again.  What is going on here? Is this a bug? An accidental merge? Did I do something weird?   None of this makes any sense to me. There's no reason why I should have a profile with a generic username and gravatar on that site given the other observations.  Additional random data points:   I use the same Google login for everything here. Just to be sure I reviewed account activity for my Google account. There are no security alerts, no unrecognized devices, and no suspicious logins or other activity. I do not use the mobile apps. I sometimes use the mobile site through my phone, but I checked my phone's browser history (which I have not cleared since January) and confirmed that I have never visited that site there. Looks like I haven't cleared my desktop browser history either, and I can at least verify that I did indeed create the account on March 1st, there is a visit to the  and the first question I visited was , although it does not appear that I took any actions there. According to my browser history I edited my profile, or at least visited the edit page, on March 2 (via MSE) and March 4 (via SO). I would have applied the changes to all communities. According to  the Literature site profile was updated on March 3, two days after it was created. Not sure if this is a red herring, but these events did all happen around the same time. Yesterday, I had an unregistered account on the UX site merged with mine (long story), it seemed to happen without a hitch, not sure if that's related.
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I just tried to access a folder like so:  \\somecomputeronmynetwork\somelocation$   When going to this location I'm prompted for a user name and password.  I put one in, and it let me in fine.  Now I need to remove that login, so I can try a different user name and password.  What's the easiest way to do this?
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is my profile page on Stack Overflow. I have accounts on all 104 Stack Exchange sites including the newest ones. But the profile page is showing only 101 accounts instead of 104. Is this a possible bug? I must also add that all those accounts are quite old. EDIT  page on Stack Exchange shows all the 104 accounts, so I believe none of the accounts were deleted.
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I want my question to be deleted permanently from Stack Overflow for some reasons. I have deleted the question, but when searching in Google, it is still showing up. I don't have a reputation over 10,000 to delete. But I want it to be deleted from my account. Can anybody help me on this?
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I think it would be a very useful feature to see my profile as others see it on Stack Exchange. Perhaps in the form of a "Public profile" button on the user's profile that would allow me to see my profile as others see it.  I've seen some questions related to this for the Stack Overflow Careers site, but I don't use that one... yet. LinkedIn has a button that shows your public profile, but I don't see anything like that here.  One of several motivations would be, for example: I have my email address on there, can others see it? Sure I could just remove it if I didn't want others to see it.    Also, when I look at other users, I see their % accept rate but I don't see that for myself.
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I've seen questions like  whose answers seem to suggest that linking your SO profile to your Careers profile was (being) implemented last year.  However, on my SO profile, the "Stack Overflow Careers Profile" under "Web Presence" says "No Careers profile for this account...", and yet, clicking the "Discover Stack Overflow Careers" link (as instructed) brings up my Careers profile.  Is this a bug?  If not, how can I get my profile linked up properly/fully?
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This is absolutely unacceptable.  I logged in to my StackOverflow on a shared work computer. After logging out, no matter what I do, I am automatically logged back in whenever someone visits 'log in'->'Log in with Stack Exchange'  THERE IS NO OPTION TO ENTER LOGIN CREDENTIALS. Just '...' then I'm logged in.  I've looked through all the preferences and found no way to permanently log out. I've cleared cookies and rebooted the browser but the only solution is to restart the computer and wait a few minutes.   I'm all for usability over configuration, but is this for real?  Just thinking of all the computers I've logged in to SO on that could be divulging my private information is unnerving. This could be a massive security problem!  Why on earth would there be an unconditional autologin feature?  Someone bring me to clarity before I melt.
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Frequently I need to delete all of the user profiles on a computer except for two accounts. I would like to have a script that can perform this for me.  The script must work for Windows 7.  Company policy makes it difficult to download and use any third party utility, so downloading a tool that can accomplish the task is not an acceptable alternative.  Currently I have a vbscript that performs other related functions so if I could do it in VBscript that would be great. If there is a way to do it straight from the Windows command line, that works too I can just call that from my VB script.  I've looked online and I cannot find a way to do this with either VBscript or with a microsoft cmdline utility that comes installed by default on Windows 7.  Does anyone know how I could perform this?
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When an account is deleted, the username in the user's posts and comments is changed to a generic user&lt;userID&gt;. But the username stays the same on close and delete notifications on posts the user had voted to close / delete1. I think it shouldn't, especially for users who used their real name as their username, if they chose to distance themselves from the site and remove their accounts, it makes sense that they wouldn't really want their name plastered on close and delete notifications.   A perhaps easy way to avoid the actual username remaining visible would be to change it to the generic user&lt;userID&gt; (or anything generic enough, like "anonymous") prior to deletion, and wait a bit for the generic username to propagate all over the site. If I'm not horribly misreading , this was part of the process in the old days.   This could be automated or added as a suggestion to the .  Glaring example can be seen , where the deleted user also posted a comment where their name is properly anonymized:        1 I've seen it on close notifications and self deleted answers. I'm not sure it happens on deleted questions, or deleted answers that aren't self deletions, and I don't have a way to verify it - other than stumbling on them accidentally
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Recently, I've discovered that the communities that I have hidden are still visible under the 'top', 'reputation' and 'activity' tabs of my Network Profile.        Is this a bug or ? If so, doesn't this defeat the purpose of hiding a community since it can still be found by navigating to the 'reputation' tab?
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The process of deleting a site profile is explained in Help Center and elsewhere. But I don't see any instructions for requesting the deletion of one's chat profile. (Why delete it? To disassociate self from chat content, for example. The chat profile may contain information that identifies the author.)   Should such requests be communicated to a moderator via a flag, or sent to the Team using contact us form, or ...?   The answer might be different in two scenarios:   There is still a site profile to which the chat profile is attached (the "parent" of chat profile). The parent no longer exists (for example, SO profile was deleted but chat.SO account still exists).