This may reveal the benefits of the (id, id) structure for associated data because it should be much easier to delete all bounty submissions once the bounty is closed vs the difficulty that I'm currently experiencing in bounty2 which does not do the (id, id) thing...
This may reveal the benefits of the (id, id) structure for associated data because it should be much easier to delete all bounty submissions once the bounty is closed vs the difficulty that I'm currently experiencing in bounty2 which does not do the (id, id) thing...