Mugshot is incredibly fragile
I mean, fragile in its social arrangements. Here's one recent example: some wise guy added a feed of Fedora People to the group "Fedora". Now my stacker is full of undesirable material. My first reaction was to quit the Fedora group. My second reaction was to know who I have to thank for it. Surprise, surprise: it's impossible to tell. Moreover, members of the group are equal (and are impossible to eject, even for the original owner). So... the right course of action appears to be to kill the feed. They won't know who done it, and if they do, they won't be able to do anything about it. I am not a jerk enough to actually experiment with it, and the group is likely have someone who can access the Mugshot backend directy. But still... Long way to go, folks.
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