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Tweak member proposal documentation. #37

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A characteristic that wasn't widely prominent in the web3 world before the advent of DAOs, is that of having "Skin in the Game". This unique feature allows DAO members to signal their loyalty and committment to their respective organization, and it provides DAOs with a mechanism for preventing possibly malicious actors from joining.

Membership in a DAO can be seamless, easy in/easy out. Prospective members can submit a Membership Proposal by navigating to the DAO they're interested in and selecting **View Proposals**, subsequently clicking **New Proposal** and **Membership**, existing members can vote on whether to accept or deny admission of candidates on a case by case basis.
Membership in a DAO can be seamless, easy in/easy out. Prospective members can submit a Membership Proposal by navigating to the DAO they're interested in and selecting **Members**, subsequently clicking **Add Member** and submitting the **DAO Token Request**. Existing members can then vote on whether to accept or deny admission of candidates on a case by case basis.

> Members can exit at anytime, as long as they don't have a 'Yes' vote on an open proposal

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