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# What is a Territory Membership Badge?

Membership badges signify your level on the within the territory. When you visit a Territory, you can see on the top right of the page the current role you have. Collect enough Time Points, and you can claim the membership badge for that level.

Territory membership badges will be how community members recognize each other, and display the groups they are part of. Eventually, they also give you access to more features on the network, as well the privilege and authority to propose new features, vote on certain measures, create new Territories, and more. In the process, will also reflect the related voting frequency and voting weight for collective tasks.

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