User should be able to set custom status message

[holmesworcester]

People use custom status messages to tell others in the organization what they're working on. Slack seems like the most familiar model for this.

[jgaylor]

Here's what I'm thinking along with some questions about scope:

For custom status message:

1. Add, edit and remove a custom status message

   1. Choose an emoji (one will be set by default)
   2. Type a status (likely limit the number of characters)

2. Display custom statuses as emoji icon with a tooltips

   1. In sidebar
      1. For you (Account bottom left)
      2. For others (DM lists)
   2. Individual messages inside chats
      1. Emoji next to usernames, with tooltip
   3. On 2 person DMs
      1. At the top of the DM for the other person
   4. On profiles
      1. Yours and others

3. Should this scope include

   1. Setting a time limit for status to expire?
   2. Recent status suggestions when setting a status?
   3. Default status suggestions?

[holmesworcester]

@jgaylor this looks good to me and I don't think we need to do any of the things in #3 to start.

[holmesworcester]

Let's try:

1. A version with "custom status", "recents", and "defaults"
2. A version with with just defaults and no custom or recent.

[jgaylor]

Custom status: Here’s a quick overview Loom (to frame the Figma a little bit) and the latest Figma.

[holmesworcester]

Another piece of custom status is prompting the user to update their status when they're back: https://www.figma.com/design/frxdNd42wV8kgXoiBExoqR/User-and-network-status?node-id=716-24251&node-type=canvas&t=2vRd0D6q7g50d2nJ-0

This can be broken out into a separate issue in the future.

[holmesworcester]

I think this is sufficiently explored, and that when it comes time to develop it we can decide which part to tackle first.

[jgaylor]

Ok.

[jgaylor]

@holmesworcester This was in Design Finishing. There's nothing to finish on the design until we choose a direction. I guess if we're no longer making progress on this it makes sense to go back to the design backlog.