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fyi.opensocial.denyJoinRequest

Deny a pending join request. Requires admit. The requester sees it as no request at all, and may ask again.

Repository @lexicons.opensocial.fyi did:plc:2gqnilpksz2e7faj3bwvo6qc namespace authority
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Authorityopensocial.fyi
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Procedure

procedure · POST

Input

application/json

group

requiredstring · did

The group DID. Every method is served by the group's host and authorized against that group's roles.

member

requiredstring · did

Who asked to join.

Errors

JoinRequestNotFound

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    Turn down the group's invite to the caller: it goes from the group's list and the caller's inbox. The group may invite them again.

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    The caller's own pending request to join, if they have one. Requires no action: listJoinRequests is the moderator's queue and needs `admit`, which leaves a requester unable to see the request they themselves made. Returns nothing once a request has been decided, so a denial is not disclosed.