chat.yakka.mute

Something the viewer does not want to hear from — a space, a server, or a person. Personal state in the viewer's own settings space (ADR 0017). A mute is a presentation preference, never access control: it hides, and hiding is not gating (Law 1).

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Record

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Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

expiresAt

string · datetime

When the mute lapses. Absent means indefinite.

subject

requiredstring

What is muted: a space AT-URI, a server DID, or an account DID. Also the record key, so muting twice is idempotent.

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  • A muted subject. One record per mute, so unmuting is a delete rather than a rewrite of a list.

  • A mute relationship. The muted account's content is hidden from the muter's feed.

  • Mutes a subject for this reader: either a user (a DID) or a publication (the AT-URI of its site.standard.publication record). Presence of the record means muted; deleting it unmutes. The rkey is derived from the subject so each subject maps to a single record. Muted subjects are hidden from the reader's feeds and discovery surfaces, but direct navigation still works and subscriptions are untouched.

  • net.anisota.graph.mute

    record not from the namespace authority

    A record for muting content from a specific account with fine-grained control over content types and duration

  • Mute an author to hide their content from feeds