@pablobm commented on this pull request.
> - <% if @user.may_unhide? %>
- <li>
- <%= link_to t(".unhide_user"), user_status_path(@user, :event
=> "unhide"), :method => :put, :data => { :confirm => t(".confirm") } %>
- </li>
- <% end %>
Happy to restore the "unhide" action, but I'm still a bit confused. When a user
self-deletes, their data is scrubbed. How do admins know that the scrubbed
users is the same?
Although... I'm seeing now that `email` is not scrubbed (`new_email` is). So
I'm guessing that's how these accounts are identified? Do admins "unhide" these
users, leaving them to log in and set their (hitherto scrubbed) username, etc
themselves?
If the above is right, I would have thought this would be a GDPR issue, not
scrubbing their email. I'm assuming this has been discussed and deemed
acceptable?
Are you ok with me restoring only the "unhide" in user/list, leaving the action
out of user/show?
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