Queued Live Learns should be clearly marked + Managing options

ZytheanQueue(edited)

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When a user requested a live learn with tokens, in the queue the live learn pretty much looks like any other queued (nonlist) song. This can potentially be confusing at times, or make streamers/mods overlook them as live learn (until the streamer finally notices there is a unfamiliar song queued). These songs should have something to clearly identify them as an user submitted live learn request. Maybe some sort of "Live Learn" tag (or "LL" for short) before the song name for instance? If a tag is chosen as option, then I'd also suggest adding managing options for Admins. So they can mark a song as Live Learn when manually adding a song to queue + can add/remove a live learn status when editing a queued song. This manual LL marking option should be available for both nonlist songs and songs already on the songlist, cause some streamers use a system in which any live learn request gets added to their list immediately (either active or inactive) and then queued. And in rare cases, streamers "live learn" (or better said: relearn) a song a 2nd time on stream, cause they forgot it or want to improve it.

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Zythean

As I was asked on Discord, with the original suggestion for this, if there are situations in which nonlist songs would not be a live learn, for overview I am also copy pasting my response for that here as well: One of the streamers I moderate for often suddenly remembers he can play a song not on the list, or learned one or more songs off stream (without telling the mods) and then just starts playing them. Am sure there are more streamers like this 🤭 Nonlist songs are then usually used to quickly add the song to the queue/display it as now playing on screen. And then after that, we properly add the song to his songlist (with all proper attributes etc.) Other situations where we use nonlist songs include: - Mods trolling the streamer/chat with texts - Temp info to display on screen through the overlay - To describe spontaneous medleys/mashups the streamer is performing (And probably more use cases that I currently can't think/am unaware of)