Admins with the necessary privileges can delete members from their community website. Additionally, members can delete other members from their own account.

Deleting a member removes everything contained within the member, including:

It won't, however, remove any content that the member posted to the website—whether as an administrator or as a regular member. So things such as the documents they uploaded, the calendar events they created, and the forum posts they made will remain intact.

Even though the content they posted doesn't get removed, many of the places where the member's name is listed with content they've posted (like forum posts, classifieds listings, etc.) will, going forward, indicate that the content was posted by a member that no longer exists:

The member will no longer be able to sign in, so they won't be able to access any restricted pages on the website. Furthermore, they won't be able to post on any interactive pages, such as forums, classifieds, or photo galleries.

They'll also be removed from any custom group they were included in.

If a "Resident directory" page is available, the member will no longer appear there. They also won't appear in the list of members in the Admin Portal.

Because their contact information will have been removed, the member will no longer receive emails, text messages, or letters from the website.

Finally, if the member is the only non-specially-designated member (learn more), their account will be deleted too. Find out what happens when you delete an account.

For security, you cannot delete your own member profile (even if you're an admin). There are several alternatives, though:

A member cannot be deleted if it's the only one with full administrative privileges. Every website needs at least one full administrator responsible for managing and maintaining it.