@mariusor they do have unique URIs, but when they aren't in any collection, nothing links to them from anywhere, so they're kinda just floating there in the ether. Knowing that URI becomes the only way to discover them.
@grishka so, I think that answers your question of where it goes: nowhere. The object remains, only the reference to it in the collection is removed. :D
Delete on an IRI transforms the object it refers to into a Tombstone, it does not remove it. That's why I think a Remove is needed for removing it from a collection.
Anyway, I think I'll stop pestering you with my feedback, mastodon is not the proper place for it. :D
If I ever get the time, I'll try to send you a better detailed document.
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@grishka so, I think that answers your question of where it goes: nowhere. The object remains, only the reference to it in the collection is removed. :D
Delete on an IRI transforms the object it refers to into a Tombstone, it does not remove it. That's why I think a Remove is needed for removing it from a collection.
Anyway, I think I'll stop pestering you with my feedback, mastodon is not the proper place for it. :D
If I ever get the time, I'll try to send you a better detailed document.