Cleaned out spam accounts from Patchwork / Django.

[Carlos O'Donell <carlos@redhat.com>]

Siddhesh,

FYI. We had 36,000+ django accounts because of spammers creating
patchwork accounts over the years, but then not doing anything
with them.

I have purged the accounts with "is_active==false" which means
they created accounts and then never verified them with the
post-registration confirmation.

We are down to 261 *real* accounts.

The reason I did this is that two people have already reached
out to me to "unlink" old emails from their patchwork account.

When you "unlink" an email you have to confirm the unlinking by
responding from that email. This is dumb because you often have
lost control of that old email by leaving your previous employer
so most often the "unlink" has to be done by the admin interface
and to do that you have to click a dropdown box populated with
all user names and select "----------" to unlink the patchwork
person from the associated django account (Home>Patcwork>People).

On Firefox clicking a dropdown populated with 36,000+ entries
completely hangs firefox forever.

If spammers get to be a problem we'll need a cron job to purge
is_active==false accounts that are older than a certain date
and do it with python to interface to django to do the admin
action.

I'm not sure how to script this, but I just wanted to tell you
what I just did, why, and that it's a problem.

-- 
Cheers,
Carlos.