Re: Undo removal of message

Hello Andreas,

> I've also removed that buttons in all the trackers I'm running for
> > almost the same reasons. So, yes, I think it's a good idea to remove
> > that buttons in the shipped default templates and add a notice why we
> > did that and how to restore the old behaviour if needed.
> >
> > Ralf
>
> I was already thinking about removing the 'remove' button. Having read the
> argumentations by all contributed I am now convinced I should do it. The
> only
> thing that kept me hesitating was that I was feeling there might be a use
> case
> which I didn't see.
>

I have used this button in the past whenever my tracker got hit by spam, it
was easy to use and immediately obvious for that. Now knowing about
roundup-admin, I surely would survive it's removal, but I surely liked it
to be available.

What I do miss is a "remove user" button. The spammer accounts are still
assign targets...

Yours,
Kay

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