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# Auto-React
Keep reactions in sync between an original message and all of its translations.
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This feature requires [**Premium**](/overview/premium.md).
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When a message is translated into several languages, its reactions are scattered across the versions. Auto-React copies them everywhere, so that every member sees the same feedback whatever their language.
## How it works
When a member reacts to a message, iTranslator adds the same reaction to all the translations of that message. It works both ways: a reaction added to a translation also appears on the original message and on its other translations.
## Key benefits
* **Consistency:** the original message and its translations show the same reactions.
* **Efficiency:** nobody has to react on each translation by hand.
* **Easier moderation:** an inappropriate reaction can be removed from every version at once.
## Enable it
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Open your server in the [dashboard](/fundamentals/dashboard.md), go to **Server → Configuration** and turn on **Enable** in the **Auto-React** card.
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Run `/autoreact toggle`. The same command turns it off.
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## Good to know
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To link a message to its translations, iTranslator keeps their IDs for **7 days**. Reactions on older messages are no longer synchronized.
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Auto-React only works on translations sent **after** you enabled the feature.
iTranslator cannot reproduce the real **number** of reactions: each synchronized reaction appears once, added by the bot. This is a Discord limitation.
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