# /dequeue

At any point, you can use this command to remove a SPECIFIC raid from the queue using the <mark style="color:blue;">`Position In Queue`</mark> of the tweet.

### Example

<mark style="color:blue;">**`/dequeue 2`**</mark>

Once you have sent the command, a popup will show saying that the raid has been removed from the queue.

1. View the current Queue with <mark style="color:blue;">`/queue`</mark>

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2. Copy the URL of the Raid to be removed (dequeued) from the Queue.
3. Run <mark style="color:blue;">**`/dequeue`**</mark><mark style="color:blue;">` `</mark><mark style="color:blue;">`PositionInQueueHere`</mark>
4. A message will show saying you have removed the Raid from the Queue ✅

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Want to see the queue?: <mark style="color:blue;">`/queue`</mark>

Want to clear the entire queue?: <mark style="color:blue;">`/clearqueue`</mark>

Want to set a max queue size?: <mark style="color:blue;">`/queuesize NumberHere`</mark>


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