A question mark (`?`) next to the *key name* means the key is optional - it may be omitted in API responses. A question mark next to the *key type* means the key is nullable - API responses may return `null` for that key, instead of the specified type.
In PATCH endpoints, all keys are optional. However, providing an object with no keys (or no valid keys) will result in 500 internal server error.
Privacy objects (`privacy` key in models) contain values "private" or "public". Patching a privacy value to `null` will set to public. If you do not have access to view the privacy object of the member, the value of the `privacy` key will be null, rather than the values of individual privacy keys.
#### Notes on IDs
Every PluralKit entity has two IDs: a short (5-character) ID and a longer UUID. The short ID is unique across the resource (a member can have the same short ID as a system, for example), while the UUID is consistent for the lifetime of the entity and globally unique across the bot.
| members | list of id/Member | Is sometimes in plain ID list form (eg. `GET /systems/:id/switches`), sometimes includes the full Member model (eg. `GET /systems/:id/fronters`). |
### Message model
|key|type|notes|
|---|---|---|
|timestamp|datetime||
|id|snowflake|The ID of the message sent by the webhook. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
|original| snowflake|The ID of the (now-deleted) message that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
|sender|snowflake|The user ID of the account that triggered the proxy. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|
|channel|snowflake|The ID of the channel the message was sent in. Encoded as string for precision reasons.|