I hope you're not referencing my thread, but I also was on here recently asking for help with a members ban.
I was thankful & appreciative of the genuine care shown, which I hadn't seen evidenced initially & jumped the gun.
What I did I did for me, as I'd worked side by side with him for years, & take him at his word without a moments hesitation. You have members you sometimes wonder about, as they aren't responsive in chat - he was always present.
He has built our clan alongside me with a core of others.
He has not given up getting his account back, though he knows it's likley 0% chance.
Perhaps he's guilty, but if you had the same relationship you'd be as certain as I am that he is not.
Specific cases aside, it would certainly be handy for clans to be able to determine if there was any members on their list who had exhausted all appeal processes & had 0 chance of ever logging in again so that we could remove them from our list.
Or even if they were automatically removed it's fine, but it could cause confusion for those of us who track changes if their was no notification as to why a player was removed.
(unless there is already a source that tells you who removed a player? I'm not aware of one but if it exists that would be fine because then we wouldn't be left wondering who on earth removed said person & why.)
I Would definitely support a feature like that as effectively deleted players shouldn't take up space on our limited lists.
