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An account-level delete button would not show what happened downstream. CopyWake makes the list because people would need an independent witness, not another promise from the system being questioned. Its honest output is a map of confirmed, retained, unknown and resurfaced copies with routes for challenge.", "why2031Not2026": "Deletion requests today mostly target known organisations. 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