Implement new Requirements

[CharlesPhilippeLabbe]

• [x] FRONTEND A user can delete its account
• [x] BACKEND A user can delete its account #123
• [x] FRONTEND Admin can see a list of registered users
• [x] BACKEND Admin can see a list of registered users #124
• [x] Non-registered users can see the catalogue #128

[FrankSauve]

Task 3 is already complete, but needs to be fixed. Related to issue #128

[CharlesPhilippeLabbe]

When we delete a user, do we delete its purchase history?

[FrankSauve]

I think its better to delete the purchase history because if someone else creates an account with the same username then he will see the old user's purchase history.

[Lordofsnails]

What if i want to restore my account tho ?

[FrankSauve]

I mean if you delete your facebook account for example, you want everything to be deleted no?

[FrankSauve]

Once you delete you can't restore

[CharlesPhilippeLabbe]

I doubt that facebook delete completely ... I agree that we should not be able to restore accounts

[LeCleric]

I'd say deleting everything would be the right call. Seems simpler. Facebook's policies on account termination and our own don't have to match. No reason to make our lives harder than they have to be. If the user wants to keep their purchasing history they shouldn't have voided their registration. They can always use a third party service like eBay or Craiglist or something to get rid of their products. Our fictional responsibility towards providing this service is finished as soon as they cease being our client.

[Lordofsnails]

alright, let's put a lot of alert(" WARNING, DELETED ACCOUNT CANNOT BE RESTORED!!! do you still wish to proceed? Y/N")

[LeCleric]

Yeah that sounds like the right call. Normally we'd just put this information in the terms of service that no one ever reads.

[CharlesPhilippeLabbe]

So, apparently the teacher doesn't want us to delete users fully

[CharlesPhilippeLabbe]

should we remove Admins from RegisteredUsers list?