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# How to list your project on Clique
**Step 1:** Go to [Clique](https://myclique.io) and connect your Metamask wallet to Polygon network. Then click the 'Add DAO' button on the left bar or 'Creator' on the top bar.
**Step 2:** Select 'Add DAO'. Then enter the token contract address, DAO name, Logo and other basic information.
**Step 3:** Enter the governance configurations.
**Minimum holding to vote -** the minimum amount of token you should hold to participate in a vote.
**Minimum holding to create proposal** - the minimum amount of token you should hold to create a proposal.
**Minimum total votes** - the minimum votes needed to make the voting result valid.
**Default voting period** - the default voting duration for proposals.
**Voting types** - Single choice vote or multiple choice vote.
**Step 4:** Confirm all the information and launch the DAO.
**Administrator:**
Once you have listed your DAO. The creator will become the **super admin** by default. The super admin can edit the basic DAO settings (e.g. DAO profile, description, social media link, etc.), create DAO activities and manage other admins. The role of super admin can be handover to other members.
Admins can be added or removed by the super admin. Admins, usually the core members of the DAO, can edit basic DAO settings (e.g. DAO profile, description, social media link, etc.) and create DAO activities.
The role of admins can improve the efficiency of DAO management and the credibility of DAO activities.
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