Check emoji status

[hot meteor]

What are some ways to check emoji status ?
and what are the emoji statuses ?
what do they affect ?
are there any ways to find out where the emoji was/are added ?

[west sage]

what

you mean unlisted/listed?

[hot meteor]

Places where it is used

[west sage]

and where emote was added you can check on the emote page

if that's what you mean

[hot meteor]

yes it is

[west sage]

soo is that all you wanted to know?

idk what you mean by "emoji statuses"

[hot meteor]

"emoji status" translator malfunction

[hot meteor]

it would be good to hear about it - and what are the emoji statuses ?
what do they affect ?

[west sage]

idk what you mean by emoji statuses

what's your native language?

[hot meteor]

rus

[west sage]

uuuh, can you give an example

of this emoji status

trying to understand what you mean

[hot meteor]

The problem is that I don't really know what I mean.

but like, purely logically, if there is a private and public status (2) and there is some moderation (+1-2 emoji statuses - approved/ban), then most likely there can be others too

but it's purely made up from the ceiling, LOL.

[west sage]

oh so I get you, I think

There are 5 "flags" for an emote:

• unlisted - default "state" for an emote, it gets to mod queue and moderator can decide whether to remove it, list it, or keep it unlisted. In that state emote can only be accessed by direct URL/link. Still can be added to channels, just won't show up in search
• listed - emote was approved by a moderator for public listing, it will appear in search
• personal use denied - when you're a subscriber you can have up to 5 emotes which you can use on every channel. This "flag" means that a moderator decided it can't be used that way
• personal use approved - same thing, mod approved it to be used in that way
• deleted - moderator or emote owner removed it from the website

I hope that's what you meant

[hot meteor]

Oh, so you call these things flags.

[hot meteor]

ye its all

[west sage]

wellll they are called flags in the code