If you go through the process of trying to delete your account they do all this crazy stuff to try to dissuade you. One example - they show you pictures of your friends with comments like, "friend x will really miss you." The process tries to get you to just disable it. If you go through with totally deleting it you have 14 days to change your mind and then it is supposed to be permanent. Ars had an article a few months back showing how your data (specifically pictures) could still be found even after deleting your account, FB claimed they solved that issue, but I'm not sure.

Hopefully this is helpful.

Thanks for that heads up. More here: http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2010/10/facebook-may-be-maki...

I could delete all the pictures I've uploaded before deleting the account. I think that will be enough for me. What is harder to trace and delete is all the comments and likes one spreads around the site. I'm more interested in what happens to them.

I guess I could create a fake account and spread some comments and likes around the site and then delete the account and see what happens.

Your machine zaps you and pulls you into the machine, where you are forced to play death match Yahtzee against other profiles.

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