With most programmes I use, a deletion removes the file to either the recycle bin or to oblivion. And some offer you the option to chose which deletion routing your prefer. In either case the file is gone, unless you specifically restore it from the recycle bin.
I have no problem with FTM not offering the oblivion option, but would hope the developers will eventually allow the user to set a default of recycle bin or not, rather than having to make the choice for each individual deletion.
Bottom line however is my concern is not process or even wasted space, but whether there are functional or performance implications to having deleted files still hanging around.
Source: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/topics.software.famtreemaker/9017.1.1/mb.ashx
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