I don't think you should expect any information you evar put up online to conveniently disappear by pressing a buttan in the first place. 4chan has archives made by crawlers reading new posts 7/24, and many software out there don't even have the feature of self-deletions.

Trash bin feature storing user deleting posts can be very helpful for the reason hachikuji said. I can say it's definitely not something that would ever be used against a well-meaning Heyuri user.

That being said, if there were a setting that lets u immediately delete so it doesn't end up in trash bin, I wouldn't mind enabling it on Heyuri for the peace of users' minds. ie. if a post is deleted within 60 seconds by the original poster, doesn't end up in the bin... But there are many other priorities right now. Unless you're a PHP developer, in which you're more than welcome to contribute to the Kokonotsuba.

>>69751
It is only visible for 4 staff members, and that is for a limited time.

>>69757
I can see the records for that, and it seems the only time was when I thought it would be funny for some guy who changed one word from his post to "newf@g" to evade wordfilter back in October, he wasn't replying to my own post. If you're the guy and butthurt about it to this day, it proves the filtered version was more accurate.
If you're not, you should be able to pinpoint the exact post that mods didn't let you "slightly changed the formatting of in order to word something in a better way"