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+# Allow attributes to be used on types, variables, and table fields
+
+## Summary
+
+Allows [Attributes](./syntax-attributes-functions.md) to be applied to types, variables, and table fields in Luau.
+
+## Motivation
+
+Currently attributes can only be applied to functions, this means types cannot be marked as [`@deprecated`](./syntax-attribute-functions-deprecated.md).
+Nor can variables or table fields be marked as [`@deprecated`](./syntax-attribute-functions-deprecated.md).
+
+## Design
+
+Note: With this RFC the internals for attributes will be able to state they can be applied to only certain bits of syntax, so one can't apply [`@native`](./syntax-attribute-functions-native.md) to a type or variable and have it work. Although this RFC does not state how this would be done in luaus internals.
+
+The following list proposes how attributes should be attached to each bit of syntax in luau (except functions and comments):
+
+### Variables
+
+This exists as it could be useful for if for instance a constant is defined as a local variable and then exported:
+
+```luau
+@[deprecated { use = "dog"}]
+local puppy = "whimper"
+
+return table.freeze({
+	puppy = puppy,
+	dog = "woof",
+})
+```
+
+Although this will cause the return in the module to be linted, but this lint won't be passed on to consumers of the module:
+
+Module:
+
+```luau
+-- DeprecatedApi: Variable 'puppy' is deprecated, use 'dog' instead Luau(22)
+return table.freeze({
+	puppy = puppy,
+	dog = "woof",
+})
+```
+
+Consumer:
+
+```luau
+-- No lint occurs on the import
+local module = require("@module")
+
+-- DeprecatedApi: Member 'puppy' is deprecated, use 'dog' instead Luau(22)
+print(module.puppy)
+```
+
+### Tables
+
+```luau
+local pet_sounds = {
+	@deprecated cat = "meow"
+}
+
+@deprecated module.dog = "woof"
+
+@deprecated
+module.parrot = "cracker, now"
+
+return table.freeze(pet_sounds)
+```
+
+If the value of a field has attributes, those will be merged with the attributes defined on the field.
+With the attributes on the field having priority over the attributes on the value.
+For example: if both the value and the field have a `@deprecated` attribute, the `@deprecated` attribute on the value will be ignored.
+With the `@deprecated` attribute on the field being used instead.
+
+```luau
+@[deprecated { reason = "cat is a more modern API"}]
+local function get_cat_sound()
+	return "meow"
+end
+
+-- DeprecatedApi: Function 'get_cat_sound' is deprecated, cat is a more modern API Luau(22)
+local bad_module = table.freeze({
+	get_cat_sound = get_cat_sound,
+})
+
+-- No lint occurs, because the @deprecated attribute of the 'get_cat_sound' function has been overridden
+-- by the @deprecated attribute of the field 'get_cat_sound'.
+local module = table.freeze({
+	@[deprecated{ use = "cat" }] get_cat_sound = get_cat_sound,
+	cat = "meow"
+})
+
+-- DeprecatedApi: Member 'get_cat_sound' is deprecated, use 'cat' instead Luau(22)
+module.get_cat_sound()
+```
+
+### Types
+
+Types work similarly to [Variables](#variables) and [Tables](#tables), except being types.
+
+```luau
+@deprecated
+type Puppy = "whimper"
+
+-- DeprecatedApi: Type 'Puppy' is deprecated Luau(22)
+type CanineSounds = {
+	puppy: Puppy,
+	dog: "woof",
+}
+
+-- No lint occurs, because the @deprecated attribute of the type 'Puppy' has been overridden
+-- by the @deprecated attribute of the field 'puppy'.
+type PetSounds = {
+	-- Just like with tables, entries have their attributes merged with the values attributes.
+	@deprecated{ use = "dog" } puppy: Puppy,
+	dog: "bark",
+	cat: "mrrp",
+}
+```
+
+Although type declarations can also have attributes directly after the `=`,
+
+## Drawbacks
+
+Allowing attributes to be on types, variables, and table fields, would be added complexity to the language. Although would be more inline with what a user would expect/want, as its odd from the perspective of a user that currently types can't be marked as deprecated.