That's just something admins (and maybe mods, I don't know) can do.
The only way this could be done by an app was if it saved a copy of every post and comment in case one of them gets deleted.
The official lemmy community for Voyager, an open source, mobile-first client for lemmy.
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That's just something admins (and maybe mods, I don't know) can do.
The only way this could be done by an app was if it saved a copy of every post and comment in case one of them gets deleted.
This ainβt Reddit friend. The mod logs are public and include the original. Not to mention every message is sent out to federated servers.
Sure. But this is about the feasibility of adding an undelete to Voyager.
The modlog is there, and I believe there are archival instances out there already.
Is this not possible with the modlog?
Modlog wouldn't include users deleting their own posts/comments
That would encourage mods to do hard deletes not soft deletes.
you should be able to delete stuff!
Hard delete isnβt even a hard delete. Virtually everything can be recovered through federation.
Any mainstream instance/app should honour the intent though.
Because of the fediverse being federated, you could have an instance that just refuses to actually delete things, done. That would include keeping literally every post and every edit stored somewhere of course.