When a user is removed or deactivated, which content remains?

• A. All content stays.
• B. Only personal space remains.
• C. All user content stays put.
• D. No content remains.

Answer: (C)

When a user is removed or deactivated, the content they created remains in Confluence. This preserves the knowledge, references, and history in pages, comments, and attachments, so the project and pages don’t lose context or break workflows. The administrator can later reassign ownership or adjust permissions if needed, but the actual content stays in place. This is why the best choice is that all user content stays put.