Hi,

The BuddyPress Avatar Moderator plugin has been a great addition to our platform; thanks for continuing to develop such useful plugins. After using it for some time, we have a couple of questions about how it works:

– When a user deletes themselves or is deleted by an administrator, the contents of the “old” folder remain (/wp-content/uploads/avatars/user ID/old). This means the user cannot delete all of their own data when deleting their account. Ideally, if a user is deleted the “old” folder should also be deleted. Is it possible for this to occur?
– When an admin deletes an avatar either from the backend or frontend, the “old” folder is created and copies of the deleted avatars are placed in here (i.e. not actually deleted).
– If the user deletes their avatar themselves, the “old” folder is created and copies of the deleted avatars are placed in here (i.e. not actually deleted).
– If a user uploads a photo for moderation that is rejected, the “old” folder is also created, but it is empty. The rejected photo is actually deleted/removed completely.
– As an interim measure, is it okay for us to delete the “old” folder and its contents directly through FTP? Is this safe to do? Would this cause any issues?

Thanks for your assistance.