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Feature: persistent webmention delete #40

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tantek opened this issue Jul 18, 2017 · 2 comments
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Feature: persistent webmention delete #40

tantek opened this issue Jul 18, 2017 · 2 comments

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tantek commented Jul 18, 2017

Since the service collects received webmentions, there needs to be a way (authenticated API or UI) to persistently delete a received webmention. That is:

  • notify the service via UI or API) that a particular received webmention should be deleted from webmention.io's collection (that is, no longer returned in any API calls etc.)
  • if the service receives another webmention with that same 'source', it should reject it (hence the "persistent delete"j)

This is essential for removing specific abusive webmentions (whether comments, or likes/reposts by abusive accounts).
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tantek commented Jul 18, 2017

Note that this is NOT a request for block lists (other issues cover that which is a lot more work), this is specifically just for some way to delete specific webmention permalinks so they stop showing up in API calls

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tantek commented Jul 19, 2017

Note that this is NOT a request for block lists (other issues cover that which is a lot more work), this is specifically just for some way to delete specific webmention permalinks so they stop showing up in API calls / embeds.

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