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FEP-9f9f: Update proposal (#811)
- Clarified when embedded collections are not allowed. - Clarified what is meant by collection contents. - Updated access control section. Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/fep/pulls/811 Co-authored-by: silverpill <silverpill@firemail.cc> Co-committed-by: silverpill <silverpill@firemail.cc>
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@@ -41,13 +41,13 @@ Some special collections, such as `inbox` and `outbox` are created automatically
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Servers MAY create collections automatically when the `object` of `Create` activity contains a property that points to a collection, such as `likes`, `shares` or `replies`. When the specified collection ID is local, the server MUST verify that the ID is valid, and MAY assign a different ID.
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Clients MUST NOT embed non-anonymous collections in objects.
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Clients MUST NOT attempt to create new collections by embedding non-anonymous collections in objects.
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Collection IDs SHOULD NOT contain query parameters.
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## Updating collections
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The contents of a collection are modified either directly by `Add`, `Remove` and `Move` activities, or indirectly by side-effects of other activities.
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The contents of a collection (its items) are modified either directly by `Add`, `Remove` and `Move` activities, or indirectly by side-effects of other activities.
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A client can update other properties of a collection by generating an `Update` activity. The server MUST NOT overwrite reserved collection properties such as `items`, `totalItems` and pagination properties.
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## Access control
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Collections SHOULD be filtered based on the permissions of a user.
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Collection items MUST be filtered based on the permissions of an actor that tries to access the collection. If the actor is not authorized, only public items are returned.
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However, a collection itself usually doesn't have an audience and is treated as public by default.
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A collection itself often doesn't have an audience and is treated as public by default. However, if the audience is specified, regular access control procedures MUST be used.
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## Addressing
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