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Allow to mute users
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Premising there are many wrong reasons for muting a person,

There are several legitimate reasons for muting a person. One of them is this use case:

  • I have an account foo.yeah used for volunteer reasons, but also an account name.surname.nice-organization-name used during working hours activities.
    • Ideally, the user foo.yeah should be able to mute name.surname.nice-organization-name to avoid to receive self-actions during working time
    • Ideally, the user name.surname.nice-organization-name should be able to mute foo.yeah, to avoid to receive self-actions during volunteers time

A way to implement this is:

  • Introduce an option Muted Users in the Config page somewhere
  • Modify the current Mail and Notification system to skip that notification if it comes from a Muted user

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valerio.bozzolan triaged this task as Low priority.
valerio.bozzolan created this object in space S1 Public.
avivey renamed this task from Allow to mutate users to Allow to mute users.May 2 2023, 13:52
avivey updated the task description. (Show Details)

I think you can get there using herald:

  • rule-type "Outbound Mail"
  • Condition "Acting User" is "foo.yeah"
  • action: "Send as Notification"

"Notification" is the "not email" - I think there's no way to not have a notification at all.

Maybe it should be extended to "ignore event".

Also, the herald rules for "mail" is a bit of a mystery to me.

Do you remember what the "Do nothing" Herald rule is about?

"Do nothing" does nothing. It's mostly for working with the "Other Herald Rule" conditions.