<human>: I'm very curious how this is handled. 

Are the [deleted] names indexed by search still? As an example, if _deleted was a username that went through Reddit's deletion process, and I googled that, would the post that got 5,000 karma under that handle be plastered at the top of the search results? Would the old user's upvote/downvote history be available on any other part of the server? Are the archives actively updated when a user is deleted?

As an Information Technology major, it also interests me as to the sort of Database Management System Reddit's using to store such up-to-date numbers and responses at high volume. If Reddit's database is doing deletions that are simultaneous in archives and have a ton of references, I would be impressed to hear how Reddit's architects concentrated code to preserve bandwidth while maintaining data concurrency.

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: I really just want to know what happened to the account i subscribed in /r/gonewild to and if my OAXG can find it with the power of google.