How do you remove a third party from a group message? Or does the individual need to remove themselves?
e.g. if I start a discussion with 5 other FBers, and maybe add a couple more in along the way, and then one of them wants to leave because it's no longer relevant:
- can I remove them as the discussion originator? (If so, how, 'cos I can't see a mechanism)
- do they just need to use "Delete Conversation" at their end? (which presumably deletes the conversation for them, but doesn't unilaterally destroy it for all the other participants?)
- do the rest of us need to start a new conversation that doesn't include the people who want out?
I'm assuming it must be the middle option, but thought it wise to check.
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No, it's someone who's requested no more notifications. But I still think wants access to the messages. So I'm not sure how that will work, or indeed if it's something I can control. A learning opportunity!
Unfortunately, you can't both remove yourself from a conversation and keep the conversation in your history. Thank the Vanilla devs for that little piece of genius.
A much better way to have that sort of multi-way conversation is simply to run it as a thread in public, assuming you're not bitching and moaning about people in private
(No, it's not a bitch-fest, just an organisational convo that doesn't have the capacity to be come one, come all, unfortunately).