This has additional complexity; if they are part of the visibility for various particles, they should perhaps be removed from those particles.
At the same time, if they are removed from the network, the client app wouldn't query those streams anyways technically.
We can always deal with this complexity out of necessity later. Or instead of delete, just deactivate a member.
This has additional complexity; if they are part of the visibility for various particles, they should perhaps be removed from those particles.
At the same time, if they are removed from the network, the client app wouldn't query those streams anyways technically.
We can always deal with this complexity out of necessity later. Or instead of delete, just deactivate a member.
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This has additional complexity; if they are part of the visibility for various particles, they should perhaps be removed from those particles.
At the same time, if they are removed from the network, the client app wouldn't query those streams anyways technically.
We can always deal with this complexity out of necessity later. Or instead of delete, just deactivate a member.
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