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# Demotion/Promotion

### Promotion

Promoting a user on a track is fairly simple: You need to provide the user to promote and the track to promote them on.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that promoting a user on a track when they already have the highest group on the track will do nothing.
{% endhint %}

Consider this example:

```genie
set {_lp} to luckperms user from player
edit user {_lp}:
    promote along track "staff"
send "You were just promoted!" to player
```

### Demotion

Demoting a user on a track is just like promoting a user: You need to provide the user to demote and the track to demote them on.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that demoting a user on a track will do nothing if they don't have a group that is on the track.
{% endhint %}

Consider this example:

```genie
set {_lp} to luckperms user from player
edit user {_lp}:
   demote user along track "staff
send "You were just demoted!" to player
```


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