docs/app/entities/follow-reject/page.mdx

export const metadata = {
    title: 'FollowReject',
    description: 'FollowReject lets users reject follow requests',
}

# FollowReject

<Note>
    Refer to the [Follow](/entities/follow) entity for information on how follow relationships work.
</Note>

## Removing followers

`FollowReject` can also be used *after* a follow relationship has been established to remove a follower.

For example, if Bob requests to follow Alice, this entity is used when:
- Alice wants to reject Bob's follow request.

But it can also be used when Bob is already following Alice, in the case that:
- Alice wants to remove Bob as a follower.

## Entity Definition

<Row>
    <Col>
        <Properties name="FollowReject">
            <Property name="uri" type="null" required={false}>
                This is a [**Transient Entity**](/entities#transient-entities) and does not have a URI.
            </Property>
            <Property name="author" type="URI" required={true} typeLink="/types#uri">
                URI of the `User` considered the 'followee', i.e. the user who is being followed.
            </Property>
            <Property name="follower" type="URI" required={true} typeLink="/types#uri">
                URI of the `User` considered the 'follower', i.e. the user who is trying to follow the author.
            </Property>
        </Properties>
    </Col>

    <Col sticky>

    ```jsonc {{ title: 'Example FollowReject' }}
    {
        "type": "FollowReject",
        "id": "3e7e4750-afd4-4d99-a256-02f0710a0520",
        "author": "6e0204a2-746c-4972-8602-c4f37fc63bbe",
        "created_at": "2021-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
        "follower": "example.com:02e1e3b2-cb1f-4e4a-b82e-98866bee5de7"
    }
    ```

    </Col>
</Row>