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DELETE
Delete a post by ID
A post that does not exist comes back as 500, not 404. The handler looks the post up and then reads its group without checking it found one, so a missing id throws rather than returning a not-found.If you are writing a client that treats “already deleted” as success, match on that 500 here instead of a 404. Other 500s from this endpoint are real failures, so do not swallow the status code generally.
Deleting is by post id, and it removes the group that post belongs to. A group is one channel’s post together with its thread items or comments, so deleting the first tweet in a thread removes the whole thread. It does not touch the same content scheduled to your other channels: each channel in a create call gets its own group. Deletion is a soft delete, and any scheduled work still pending for that post is cancelled with it. What has already published on the network stays there; this removes it from your calendar rather than reaching into the platform. To clear several at once, Delete by Group takes a group id directly.

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Your PostQueen API key

Path Parameters

id
string
required

Post ID to delete

Response

200 - application/json

Post deleted

id
string