localStorage.clear();

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var gun = Gun();

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var list = gun.get('list');

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var item1 = gun.get('alice').put({name: "alice"});

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list.set(item1);

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var item2 = gun.get('bob').put({name: "bob"});

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list.set(item2);

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// because `set` uses the key as the index in the list...

// I can use that key to find the item in the list and null it.

// Of course, if you have dynamic IDs of items in the set,

// you would somehow have to figure the ID out first, and then do this.

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list.path('bob').put(null); // de-reference

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// now let's look at what the list, as a whole, looks like now...

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list.val(function(data){

  console.log(data); // notice alice retains her pointer, while bob does not.

})