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social.grain.unspecced.deletePoolGallery

Withdraw the viewer's own gallery from a group's pool. The gallery, its photos and the items joining them are the viewer's records in the viewer's repo, held inside the group's space, so this removes them from that space and nothing else. Only the author's own repo is touched: whoever acts as the group evicts by a different route.

Repository @grain.social did:plc:e7rftrdyz5e2rw4y6ocszew2 not from the namespace authority
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Procedure

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Input

application/json

group

requiredstring · did

The group whose pool holds it.

rkey

requiredstring

The gallery's rkey in the author's repo.

Output

application/json

deleted

requiredinteger

Records removed: the gallery, its items and its photos.

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