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# How to queue tweets

To add tweets link to the queue, use the command: \
\&#xNAN;**/next \<LINK> Likes, Reposts, Comments, Views, Bookmarks**&#x20;

> **Example**: \
> /next <https://x.com/Raidar/status/1822599876040954360> 80,65,40,500,70

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You can load up to 10 links to raid! (and 20 with Raidar Pro)
{% endhint %}

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The command **/next**, used alone shows the queued links

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<figure><img src="/files/sFGkuqZWsBD1K1wTZMx2" alt="Sample tweet queue"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
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## **Delete a queued link:**

Simply enter **/delnext #**

Where **"#" is tweet's position** **in the queue**&#x20;

> **Example**: /delnext 4 will delete the fourth queued link.

{% hint style="info" %}
To remove the complete queue list, use the command **/clearnext**
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## **Prioritize a queued raid**:

Use **/setnext + link + targets** to move a raid to the front of the queue. It will run as soon as the current raid finishes.

> **Example**: /setnext <https://x.com/Raidar/status/1875208811901837509?s=46> 50,20,40

## **Swap two raids in the queue:**

Use **/switchnext # #**, replacing each **#** with the positions you want to swap.

> **Example**: /switchnext 8 3: the third tweet will become eighth, and vice versa


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