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I just fall on this and didn't know you can't remove stuff from lemmy.

I'm not touchy about privacy, but am I the only one to find this disturbing?

EDIT: Thanks to @solidgrue, I realize ActivePub (the protocol under Lemmy) actually support content deletion. It's mostly to the instances to choose to honor it or not, which make sense.

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[–] Narann 5 points 1 year ago

ActivityPub does distribute updates to posts, including delete intents

Oh! I thought that it was a limitation of the ActivePub protocol to not support delete intents because of “the Internet never forget”.

but instances are not bound to honor it.

Yes, totally make sense.