Hello,

How do I remove a post a user has put in to the Activity Feed in Lync?  I have been unable to find where abouts this data is stored.  I was thinking maybe's a powershell command or an entry in the SQL database?

Thank you

Hi, cdhayward,

There’s another similar post for reference. And hope that helps.

• Proposed as answer by Noya LauModerator Friday, July 08, 2011 11:28 AM
• Unproposed as answer by cdhayward Friday, July 08, 2011 11:34 AM

I have already seen that thread but I am wanting to Administratively remove something an end user has posted into their Activity Feed.  Can this be done backend?

Hi, cdhayward,

Please pay attention to the parameter DisableFeedsTab. When set to True, the activity feeds tab will not be displayed in Lync 2010. When set to False, the feeds tab will be available within Lync 2010. More info, please refer to Set-CsClientPolicy.

Hi Noya,

I know it is possible to disable the feeds tab via policy but I was wondering if it is possible to remove an entry a user has put into the feed?

e.g. We want to allow end users to use the feed function, but if someone mis-used it how do you remove what they posted?

Hi, cdhayward,

Yeah, I’m clear. Actually, I haven’t found such a method yet. Sorry. But if somebody really makes some mistook in feeds filed and wanna to correct it urgently, just deal with it by “Replace method” at present.

• Marked as answer by cdhayward Thursday, July 21, 2011 12:10 PM

Ok thank you Noya.

I am quite surprised Microsoft have not put in any controls for this with it being a system deployed in corporate environments... Other than to disable the activity feed completely.

My IT person saw that I had pasted my message into the "What's happening today?" line and that is what showed up in "My Activities" and could not be deleted.  She deleted the info in the "What's happening today?" line and it is no longer appearing on "My Activities."  I hope this helps you.  It solved my problem.

http://www.leedesmond.com/weblog/?p=809

i don't understand why Microsoft removes useful features.