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# Master Events List
The Master Events List (MEL) is where you control the pace of the exercise, here you have the option to skip, pause and publish injects. Do so using the buttons at the bottom of the MEL which allow you to manage the flow of events seamlessly. Each button serves a distinct function:
* **skip** lets you bypass an inject if it's no longer relevant,
* **pause** halts the exercise temporarily,
* **publish** pushes selected injects to participants in real-time.
This flexibility ensures that the exercise can be dynamically adjusted based on the evolving scenario or participant needs.
The MEL can be easily collapsed at your convenience.
## Reset Options
In the *Facilitator Dashboard*, you have the ability to reset the MEL. Here's an overview of the reset options available:
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Reset messages" %}
Clears:
* All messages from all channels (from Scenario Editor and user created)
* Social Watch words and filters
* TeamchatPlus channel
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Reset data" %}
Clears:
* Timeline
* Pulse pie charts
* AAR observations
* Checklist data
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Reset live exercise configuration " %}
Clears:
* Contact lists
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
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