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If the entire thread was deleted by the author or a moderator, it would be nice to be able to see that somewhere, like e.g. in the notifications.
I'm not doing it for when a user deletes their account though, as that will end up quite expensive on SQL resources and could potentially be quite spammy to users on notifications if they did a fair few and people followed a fair few. But at least this way if it was a manual deletion, users know.