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Any custom statuses that you use (that are not the default ones) get added to the list in the modal.
The emoji, the message, and the clear after time, all are added as a single option.
You can use your recent suggestions, or use the default ones.
You can remove recent suggestions from the list by hovering over them and clicking the cross icon on the right.
Important
If a user has a recent suggestion in the list such as: “💤 Sleeping”, and he enters a new status like: “💬 Sleeping”, it would remove the old item from the Recents list, and add “💬 Sleeping” at the top of the list.
The same principle applies if a user uses a different clear time. Using a different clear time would not add a new suggestion to the list. The only thing that overrides an older status to a new one is a different status message.
The list is sorted by recency, thus, any recent ones that you have used appear at the top.
Except if you use the default ones. The default ones stay at the bottom.
Only your last 5 recent suggestions are shown.
The recent suggestions would be stored on the sever, thus being unified across the different platforms.
How it visually appears can be seen in the Figma prototype below.
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A user can clear his status by using the
/status clearcommand.A user can set his status by using the
/status [emoji_name] [status_message]command.i.e.
/status 😃 Feeling happywould set the user’s status to😃 Feeling happy.
After you use any of the slash commands, the system message informs the user that their status was set, or cleared.
For
/status cleara message is posted:Your status was cleared.
For
/status [emoji_name] [status_message]a message is posted:Your status is set to “
[emoji_name] [status_message]”, and will clear automatically at midnight. You can change your status from the status popover in the channel sidebar header.
The user cannot set his clear after time via the Slash command for now.
The clear after time is automatically set to today.
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