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As mentioned earlier today on the TwitchDev Standard Output broadcast, we are moving this suggestion to "planned." We appreciate everyone's patience with this one. Although it sounds simple and we see the value, there were a number of underlying complexities to consider before we had confidence in a path forward and providing a response. We will provide another update when the endpoint is available for testing.
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From https://grammarist.com/usage/dice-die
> The singular form for dice is originally die. But modern English now considers dice as both singular and plural nouns because of how language evolves.
But since dice is used in the command as well (i.e. in singular form), I agree this should be changed. Since this is documentation, you should open an issue on https://github.com/twitchdev/issues with the documentation template.
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I want to add that it's impossible to only timeout users that aren't timed out already solely through the API with a moderator token.
Right now I have to track the timeouts with PubSub and put them in redis. It would me much easier if I could check the user's status first and then issue a timeout.
I suppose in my specific case it would be sufficient if the "Ban User" endpoint included a parameter that would specify the behaviour if the user is already timed out or banned (like `no_modify` to not modify any existing timeout).