> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.laraprotocol.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.laraprotocol.com/use-cases/for-dao-members.md).

# For DAO members

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**Good to know:** for `Lara` token holders, the tokens do not, in any way or form, grant access to the accrued commission the protocol collects for regulatory reasons. `Lara` is a governance token that provides holders the right to participate in governance decisions, propose ideas, and vote on important changes within the ecosystem. Your voice matters, and with **$LARA**, you have a direct say in Lara's evolution.
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## :man\_factory\_worker: Be an active user

To propose educated ideas, you should be an active user of the protocol. However, this does not limit other **$LARA** holders to participate in the DAO's lifecycle. Therefore, we highly encourage the users of the protocol to accrue **$LARA tokens to be able to stand up for themselves in voting.**

## :construction\_worker: The decision-making process

The process is going to be pretty straightforward:

* We'll be using an official communication channel to enable proper community collaboration: Discord -coming soon.
* We'll be using an official token-gated voting tool: Snapshot - coming soon.
* We'll be registering the details of every proposal voted on in a public place: GitHub - coming soon.

### Socials

Socials are available at the following [LinkTree](https://linktr.ee/LaraProtocol).


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