Removing personal messages from posts.rss

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  1. When I type http://my_site/posts.rss I see lot of “welcome” msg (the other admin change the settings on the panel admin to send it, insteed of @system) that are very annoying.

  2. A user have a private conversation with a member of our team. This user click (by mistake) on “add user” adding the other admin on this PM and in posts.rss I can see this PM now.

I don’t know if this is a correct behaviour, by the way it’s confusing me. I wanna read posts nor our welcome messages, but especially not private ones.

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Are you logged in as you? Try retrieving that RSS URL as an anonymous user.

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Yep, like anonymous I see posts without PM.

The problem is that, in this way I have to login and logout a zillion time every day.

IMO it would be better if posts.rss never shows PM, even if I’m an admin. For those special messages I can see notifications (green bubble) and receive email.

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Sure that makes sense can we look into that change @techAPJ

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I kind of disagree with you on this, it’s weird for a “public” stream of posts to mix in PMs, just because you passed in user credentials with the request.

Perhaps two independent RSS feeds would be a better solution.

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Sure, if PM is for you. The problem is that I see PMs that are not for me.

Totally agreed. :thumbsup:

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Okay, we now have two two independent RSS feeds for public and private posts.

Public: https://meta.discourse.org/posts.rss

Private (messages): https://meta.discourse.org/private-posts.rss

https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/34469e725b84a9f58aed8cde3c7d3f61fe9f4597

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