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# Send & View Tags

What's a tag? [Read here](/ticketsdocs/tags/create-and-manage-tags.md#what-are-tags)

## View a tag

You can view a tag by running the `/tags view` command, you must specify which tag you are viewing, after doing so we'll show you in a hidden message (ephemeral message) of your tag, we'll also put it in codeblock if you want copy & paste it yourself.

## Send a tag

You can send a tag using the `/tags send` command, this will send the tag content in the channel as you sent it, however if you're tag content exceeds 1500 characters it will be sent in a CV2 Message to look exactly like a plain message as Plain messages have a maximum content of 2000 characters.\
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If your message must be a plain message we recommended cutting down on characters.

## List Tags

You can list all of your tags with the `/tags list` command, this will list every tag you have\
The list includes names, not content if you want to preview the content use the view tags command.


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