# Robin Messaging Events

Robin Messaging sends events and messages through channels powered by the Robin API, this reference documents Robin Messaging Events that can be transmitted in a channel and what these events signify.

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### user.connect

This event is triggered when a new user connects to a similar Robin app as the currently logged-in user.

### user.disconnect

This event is triggered when a previously logged-in user disconnects from a similar app as the currently logged-in user.

### new\.conversation

This event is triggered when a new group or one-on-one conversation is created.

### read.reciept

This event is triggered when a participant in a conversation views a message.

### group.icon.update

This event is triggered when a group's 'icon is added, modified or removed.

### new\.group.moderator

This event is triggered when a new moderator or admin is assigned to a group conversation.

### new\.conversation.participant

This event is triggered when a moderator adds a new participant to a group conversation.

### remove.group.participant

This event is triggered when a moderator removes a participant from a group conversation.

### delete.message

This event is triggered when a message is deleted by any participant in a group or one-on-one conversation.

### message.forward

This event is triggered when a message is forwarded from one conversation to another.

### message.reaction

This event is triggered when a reaction is added to a message.

### message.remove.reaction

This event is triggered when a reaction is removed from a message.

### link.metadata

This event is triggered when a link attachment is sent in a conversation.


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