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# Community Building

Everyone in dMeter is part of a big team. We set goals together and work towards them as a community.

\- When you join team activities like planning, sharing ideas, or making decisions, you earn more tokens and feel like an important part of the team.

\- If you have tokens, you get to help make big decisions about how dMeter works and what new projects we should start.

\- dMeter encourages you to keep your tokens for a long time, which helps the platform grow stronger.

\- If someone does something really helpful, you can give them tokens to say "thank you." This increases their rewards and shows appreciation.

\- dMeter ensures everyone knows the rules for earning tokens and that rewards are given out fairly.

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