Deleting an adorer account is now limited to administrators. Captains can still view, create, and edit adorer accounts, and manage commitments, substitute requests, and visits exactly as before.
Deleting an account cannot be undone, and it takes the adorer's commitments and substitute invitations with it, so it now sits alongside administrator-only actions like changing the schedule and assigning roles.
When an adorer stops coming, the better move is usually to block their account. A blocked adorer cannot sign in, is not sent substitute invitations, and is not included in bulk messages, but all of their history stays intact. Captains can still do that, and an administrator can delete the account if it truly needs to go.