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# Template name does not exist in the translation

During an ongoing campaign, WhatsApp or Meta might pause your message template due to a high spam report percentage. you have two options to resume messaging:

1. **Clone and Modify the Template**
   * Create a copy of the paused template.
   * Make slight modifications to the text to differentiate it from the original.
   * Submit the new template for approval.
   * Once approved, use this template to resume messaging your users.
2. **Edit and Resubmit the Existing Template**
   * Directly edit the paused template.
   * Apply changes to the text to ensure compliance.
   * Submit the edited template for reapproval.
   * After approval, continue your messaging campaign with the updated template.

Utilising a new or edited template allows you to effectively resume your messaging campaign without further interruptions.


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