Can I say "a withdrawn member" or "a canceled member" ?
Hi : D
I'm trying to translate a website into English and there's a problem with distinguishing 2 types of Canceled membership..
There are 2 cases:
1. A member who hasn't paid a bill so he/she was expelled from the website; the website deleted him/her.
2. A member who no longer wanted to be a member so he/she deleted his/her own account.
Are there any specific words describe each of these cases?
I thought "a withdrawn member" would explain both, but I worry if it could be misunderstood as if the 2nd case is also an "expelled" member... so it would be better to separate 2 cases.. :(
Thanks a lot!
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'Former members' is a term you could use for both categories. This would cover those that 'expelled'/withdrew themselves, and those that were removed by the website itself.
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By admin/member < sounds very clear! Thank you so much Marina : )
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I think in this case it'd probably be better to say something like a membership cancellation by member and a membership cancellation by admin. That way there should be no misunderstanding and the cases are easily distinguished. Alternatively you could use something like a withdrawn membership and a terminated membership maybe? Although they do not offer and explanation of which is which.
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