Suicide

Removes all the content from your blog’s database on a per table basis.

To use simply install and visit the Tools > Suicide page.

For multisite installs of WordPress visit Network Admin > Sites > Network Suicide to choose which sites you would like to remove content from.

If you’re interested in contributing to the code behind this plugin, it’s also hosted on GitHub:
https://github.com/justincwatt/wp-suicide

Extract the zip file and just drop the contents in the wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation and then activate the Plugin from Plugins page.

1. 

   This is what Suicide looks like. Scary, huh?

Is Suicide reversible?

No.

2.0

• Security Fix: Fixed nonce so that it is checked properly and will not allow suicide to happen if invalid
• Bugfix: Renamed plugin function to prevent fatal conflicts with other plugins/core function names
• Feature: Added ability to suicide all network content on a WordPress Multisite install
• Upgrade: Moved suicide functions into a Suicide object
• Users can suicide all network content from Network Admin > Sites > Network Suicide
• By default the plugin is deactivated after use on an individual site. Stays active at network level

1.5

• Add wp_nonce_field check, minor code cleanup

1.4

• Update for WordPress 2.9 (wp_commentmeta table added)

1.3

• Deactivate wp-suicide after running (thanks Steven!)

1.2

• Update for WordPress 2.3 (post2cat and link2cat became wp_term_relationships, and categories became terms and term_taxonmy)

1.1

• Update for WordPress 2.1 (linkcategories table renamed link2cat)

1.0

• Initial version