Deleting a published post

Deleting a post that has already published removes it from the networks it went to, as well as from Ocoya. You don’t have to go and delete it again in each app.

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How to delete one

Open the post from Planner and choose Delete post, or use the ⋯ menu on its row. Deleting a campaign deletes its posts the same way.

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What happens on each network

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When a network can’t or won’t

The post is always deleted in Ocoya, whatever a network says. A network being down, a permission missing, or a post somebody already removed by hand is never a reason to keep a post you asked to delete. If a copy is left live anywhere, Ocoya tells you at the moment you delete:

Deleted in Ocoya, still on the network

Those are the ones to go and remove yourself. Everything else is already gone. A post that was already deleted on the network — by you, by a moderator, or by the network itself — counts as done. Ocoya doesn’t report it as a failure.

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Posts you synced rather than published

A post imported into Ocoya from a network is only removed from Ocoya. The original stays where it is, because it was never Ocoya’s to publish. The confirmation says so:

Remove this synced post from Ocoya? The original post will stay on Instagram.

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Posts deleted before this existed

Anything you deleted in Ocoya before we shipped this is still on its network. Ocoya doesn’t go back over old deletions — remove those in each app if you still need to.

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