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# NotificationType

Notification type enum

| Value                             | Description                                                                                   |
| --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **ACTIVITY\_MESSAGE**             | A user has sent you message                                                                   |
| **ACTIVITY\_REPLY**               | A user has replied to your activity                                                           |
| **FOLLOWING**                     | A user has followed you                                                                       |
| **ACTIVITY\_MENTION**             | A user has mentioned you in their activity                                                    |
| **THREAD\_COMMENT\_MENTION**      | A user has mentioned you in a forum comment                                                   |
| **THREAD\_SUBSCRIBED**            | A user has commented in one of your subscribed forum threads                                  |
| **THREAD\_COMMENT\_REPLY**        | A user has replied to your forum comment                                                      |
| **AIRING**                        | An anime you are currently watching has aired                                                 |
| **ACTIVITY\_LIKE**                | A user has liked your activity                                                                |
| **ACTIVITY\_REPLY\_LIKE**         | A user has liked your activity reply                                                          |
| **THREAD\_LIKE**                  | A user has liked your forum thread                                                            |
| **THREAD\_COMMENT\_LIKE**         | A user has liked your forum comment                                                           |
| **ACTIVITY\_REPLY\_SUBSCRIBED**   | A user has replied to activity you have also replied to                                       |
| **RELATED\_MEDIA\_ADDITION**      | A new anime or manga has been added to the site where its related media is on the user's list |
| **MEDIA\_DATA\_CHANGE**           | An anime or manga has had a data change that affects how a user may track it in their lists   |
| **MEDIA\_MERGE**                  | Anime or manga entries on the user's list have been merged into a single entry                |
| **MEDIA\_DELETION**               | An anime or manga on the user's list has been deleted from the site                           |
| **MEDIA\_SUBMISSION\_UPDATE**     | A user's submission has been accepted, partially accepted, or rejected                        |
| **STAFF\_SUBMISSION\_UPDATE**     | A user's staff submission has been accepted, partially accepted, or rejected                  |
| **CHARACTER\_SUBMISSION\_UPDATE** | A user's character submission has been accepted, partially accepted, or rejected              |


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