As in garbage collection?
We have no referential integrity so I guess it is a broken link

Is that what you mean?  Do you think we should reference count?

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On 18 Mar 2013, at 20:08, Philip Schatz <notifications@github.com> wrote:

In rhaptos2/repo/foldermodel.py:

> +
> +def put_o(jsond, klass, ID, requesting_user_uri):
> +    """Given a user_id, and a json_str representing the "Updated" fields
> +       then update those fields for that user_id """
> +
> +    uobj = get_by_id(klass, ID, requesting_user_uri)
> +    if not change_approval(uobj, jsond, requesting_user_uri, "PUT"):
> +        abort(403)
> +    #.. todo:: parser = verify_schema_version(None)
> +    uobj.populate_self(jsond)
> +    db_session.add(uobj)
> +    db_session.commit()
> +    return uobj
> +
> +
> +def delete_o(klass, ID, requesting_user_uri):

Generic question on sprinkling DELETE functionality throughout the
codebase: What happens when another piece of content links to this deleted
object?

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