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Unclaim an appeal

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Releases the current user's claim on an appeal. Approved appeals cannot be unclaimed.

post/appeals/{id}/unclaim.json

Request

  • Base URL: https://e621.net
  • URL: https://e621.net/appeals/{id}/unclaim.json
  • Auth: one of:
    • none
    • HTTP basic
    • API key in query parameter login and API key in query parameter api_key

Path parameters

idinteger required

The unique ID of the appeal

Response

The unclaimed appeal

idinteger required

The unique ID of the appeal

creator_idinteger required

The ID of the user who created the appeal

disp_idinteger required

The ID of the appealed record (e.g. a PostFlag ID when qtype=flag)

qtype'flag' required

The kind of appeal

status'pending' | 'partial' | 'approved' | 'rejected' required

The current status of the appeal

reasonstring required

The reason given for the appeal

responsestring required

The handler's response to the appeal

claimant_idinteger nullable

The ID of the staff member currently claiming the appeal

handler_idinteger nullable

The ID of the staff member who last updated the appeal

accused_idinteger nullable

The ID of the user the appeal is filed against (e.g. the flag creator for flag appeals)

created_atstring date-time required

The time the appeal was created

updated_atstring date-time required

The last time the appeal was updated

Changes

  • 7eb984be63caRevision changes
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      added the success response with the status

  • 4bd34c3994c1Revision changes
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      the response property became required for the status

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      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status

    • ○

      the response property became required for the status