I kinda like the idea of zombie monks. Mindless PerlMonks slaves that members at a certain level can control and make do our bidding, like working in the sugarcane plantations and the like. Instead of logging in as anonymous, one can make ones Zombie post the angrier stuff. Uhhhhhh..... use strict... Paco use File::Find... Master written column 3 years ago... me downvote BUU post... uhhh... Brains...

Perhaps this can be a new superpower for the Saints who already have everything. Every 1000 points you get to take over a zombie monk.

But seriously, the only reason I can see keeping these Zombie accounts is if we were an evil company doing "permission marketting" BS and since we aren't we do the users a service by purging their information. 

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In reply to Re: Perlmonks Zombies - Cleanup? by ignatz
in thread Perlmonks Zombies - Cleanup? by PetaMem

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