It might make sense for you to set it up where:
They go into the moderation queue to approve or delete
They go into a private forum only you can see, and then you move the useful ones into the public forums and delete useless ones
I moved from phpBB to XF circa 2013. There is one thing I miss from phpBB that Xenforo is sorely lacking: phpBB has a user-facing groups page where users can manage their group memberships and this is super useful for making groups like "HP laptop owners" vs "Dell laptop owners" where the users...
This would never work on my forum. People write RPG scenarios and often have a very specific title format to clearly show what the thread is and how it fits into the larger story campaign, and what time it took place, like:
[RP: YSS Resurgence] Mission 20, Part 2: Hellgrinder (YE 47.5)
I...
I purchased mine from a business that has lawyers write updated terms based on the latest laws. They way it worked was you tell them about what your site has (e.g. What Jurisdiction, Do you accept payments?) and it creates a terms of service based on the responses. I had previously written my...
You may run into a case where the username is still visible in posts that mention or quote them, so you may want to also what to set up a wordfilter (censoring) that changes the deleted user's username into something like "Deleted User" so to cover those edge cases as well.
That's what X wants you do, so they can keep you on X and be the one serving ads to you. But I think the best sites on the web are lovingly-crafted independent websites, such as forums and indie websites. If you're getting info from an AI or staying in the walled gardens of mega social media...