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    Unhappy Anniversary

    Hi, Webmaster

    Today, I see my friend LEINSKE should have had 54 years ...

    Halas ... he died at the beginning of the year on January the 20Th

    If you need the official paper ... just ask for, I'll send you.

    PS: It's on the first page of his Web side ( still open )...

    So, Alain de V** ( his real name ) never will be here any more ...

    Thanks for unregistering him ...

    Alain
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    Sorry to hear about Leinske.

    By deleting a Registered User from the forum, all their posts can either be deleted or alternatively are set annonymously to 'Guest'. Leinske did make a contribution to the forum and he can alternatively be left inactive 'in memoriam' whichever is preferred. I have removed some of his details for example to prevent his Birthday appearing in the interim.

    We solicit the forum's opinion here and will follow the majority's wish on the matter. (a) Delete all trace, (b) Delete but keep posts set to 'Guest' or (c) Keep as inactive?

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    And while that's a "Touching" techinical explaination.

    I have to wonder about the amount of changes being made recently.

    Why should your birthday not be remembered, after you're gone?

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    > Why should your birthday not be remembered, after you're gone?

    Actually no reason other than to remind folks annually that they're no longer with us, and those who don't know prevent posting Birthday wishes and sending messages to those who will neither receive or appreciate them...

    > I have to wonder about the amount of changes being made recently.

    Is that a refernce to some thread edits that have been made by me last week?

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    Smile my 2 cents ...

    Hi, Mel
    Hi, Darrel

    "in mémoriam " is the best that can be done ... my opinion.

    I was just a bit anxious about Marie-Rose's reaction when receiving the mail from the Forum ... she is not so strong, nervously.

    There's no reason at all to remove his contribution to this forum, I knew him enough to know he always likes to be any help.

    Reminding his memory to Forum's folks is also a nice thing.

    to Mel : this thread has no reference to the Forum life ... you're our "Roy Bean" ( see " the law on the West side of the Pecos River" LOL ! ) and we respect all your decisions.
    and Most of time we agree with ...

    Thanks for Alain

    Alain
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    I guess I should file my "Last will and Testament" before it's too late.

    In the event of my untimely demise, I wish that eveything I've done in life, remains intact.

    I don't want to be the Dead Guy that's not here anymore and should be deleted.

    I'd rather just be the guy that did cool stuff when he was here, but isn't around anymore. And my birthday will still be Nov 26. 100 years from now.

    Oh, and Yes!
    DT

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