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# Removing
## Removing a single reward
To remove a single role reward, run the `/rewards remove` command
Rewards Remove Command
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Required Options" %}
* `type` - The type of tracker (**Bot**/**Server**)
* `tracker` - The tracker you wish to remove a reward from
* `role` - The reward that should be deleted
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
Options have been filled out
Once you have filled out all the options, you can run the command. The role reward will now not be given any more.
{% hint style="warning" %}
This does not remove the role from members, nor does it delete the role
{% endhint %}
## Removing All Rewards
Should you wish to remove all extra role rewards, you can use the `/rewards reset` command
Rewards Reset Command
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Required Options" %}
* `type` - The type of tracker (**Bot**/**Server**)
* `tracker` - The tracker you wish to remove a reward from
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
Options have been filled out
Once you have filled out all the options you can run the command and all extra vote rewards will be removed
{% hint style="warning" %}
This does not remove any of the roles from members, nor does it delete any of the roles
{% endhint %}
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