Delete a community
Civitas staff delete a community when its owner asks, and everything it holds on Civitas goes with it.
The community's owner asks Civitas; Civitas staff delete it.
There's no delete button on the website. Deleting a community can't be undone, so Civitas staff do it for you: one staff member asks, and a second approves.
Ask Civitas to delete it
- Press the ? at the top right, then Contact Civitas. Or open Support and press Get help.
- In What do you need help with?, choose Something else, and in Which community (optional), choose the community.
- Write a Subject and, in What do you need, say you want the community deleted.
- Press Send.
Civitas staff answer on the Support page, and you can write back. See Ask Civitas for help.
What deleting it does
Once a second staff member approves it:
- The community closes to everyone at once, and anything waiting in its bots' queue is stopped.
- Its bots leave its SL groups, and the groups are free for another community to add. The groups themselves stay in Second Life, with their members.
- Civitas leaves its Discord server, chat sync stops, and its Civitas Relays are locked out.
- Everything the community holds on Civitas is deleted, its audit log included.
Your Civitas account and your avatars aren't deleted. To delete your account too, see Get a copy of your data, or delete your account.
Before you ask
- Press Export CSV on the Audit log page for a copy of its record of changes. See Read the audit log.
- If you only want to go quiet for a while, you don't need to delete anything: turn off Show the public page on Public page, or remove your Discord server on Discord.
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