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# ┃Community Guide

### What is Thinkin DAO?

DAO is another feature that Thinkin offers to help you engage with your community in new and exciting ways. With this feature, you can create a transparent wallet for your DAO by minting an NFT, reward your contributors, and engage with them in a more meaningful way. DAO wallet is another feature that Thinkin offers to help you engage with your community in new and exciting ways. With this feature, you can create a transparent wallet for your DAO by minting an NFT, reward your contributors, and engage with them in a more meaningful way.

###  How to create DAO?

**Step 1.** Connect your wallet with the Thinkin platform first, then click Create DAO in the top left corner.

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**Step 2.** Fill in the information.

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\* mark is required to create DAO

* Name of DAO - Enter the desired DAO community name
* Description of DAO - A brief description of DAO
* Profile image, Link of Dao are optional and can be edited.

**Step 3.** Choose your community type

* Public - Anyone can view and anyone can participate
* Private - Only users accepted by the administrator can participate
* Dao contributors can add administrator wallets other than themselves

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**Step 4.** Fill in the information about Main menu and Rule of DAO.&#x20;

* Main menu - Set the desired board name (can be modified later)
* Rules of DAO - Set Dao rules (can be modified later)

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**Step 5.** Fill in FAQ, Tag of DAO and SNS of DAO field.

* FAQ - Register frequently asked questions from the community (can be modified later)
* Tag of DAO - DAO setting for each type of figure (can be modified later)
* SNS of DAO - Register SNS accounts related to Dao (can be modified later)

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Step 6. Set Region of the DAO.

* Region - Applicable regional settings

\*If you have checked and completed the important part, DAO will be created when you click Create DAO<br>

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### How to post on Dao

**Step 1.** Sign up for the desired DAO first

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**Step 2.** Click Post Now within Dao

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**Step 3.** After writing the desired title and article, click Post Now to publish

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