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Author: RobbyUitbeijerse

pages/governance/dao-entities.mdx

@@ -4,10 +4,10 @@ Currently, Beam Foundation and its subsidiaries, function as so-called ‘DAO-ad
 
 DAO-adjacent entities, such as the Foundation group entities, enable a DAO to simply be a DAO, while pushing the largest liability vectors (which would be business activities) to limited liability entities that are able to comply with regulations. Beam DAO and tokenholders will not be controllers or managers of the Foundation group (the entities are sovereign), but the [Bylaws, Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association](https://github.com/BuildOnBeam/governance/tree/main/beam-foundation) mandate certain checks and balances on the Foundation group for the purpose of holding the Foundation group accountable, as follows:
 
-- Onchain: If applicable, by use of certain programmatic, smart contract-based features, BEAM holders can give onchain feedback to, and provide onchain vetoes against, certain decisions by a Foundation group company.
+- **Onchain**: If applicable, by use of certain programmatic, smart contract-based features, BEAM holders can give onchain feedback to, and provide onchain vetoes against, certain decisions by a Foundation group company.
 
--  Offchain: By (i) limiting the scope of operation of the Foundation group (i.e., the Foundation group can only operate within the parameters set out in these documents), (ii) having a co-approval right in relation to, and vetoing against, certain decisions by a Foundation group company, or (iii) enabling BEAM holders to seek enforcement actions against a Foundation group company or certain personnel via an 'Emergency Supervisor' in case of an "Adverse Event" (as defined in the documents).
+-  **Offchain**: By (i) limiting the scope of operation of the Foundation group (i.e., the Foundation group can only operate within the parameters set out in these documents), (ii) having a co-approval right in relation to, and vetoing against, certain decisions by a Foundation group company, or (iii) enabling BEAM holders to seek enforcement actions against a Foundation group company or certain personnel via an 'Emergency Supervisor' in case of an "Adverse Event" (as defined in the documents).
 
--  Transparency: By requiring the Beam Foundation to publish and keep publicly available the governing documents, certain reports (including treasury reports) and information as referred to in the documents. The governing documents will remain publicly available (and up-to-date) at all times to enable the Beam community to continue to exert checks and balances on the Foundation group.
+-  **Transparency**: By requiring the Beam Foundation to publish and keep publicly available the governing documents, certain reports (including treasury reports) and information as referred to in the documents. The governing documents will remain publicly available (and up-to-date) at all times to enable the Beam community to continue to exert checks and balances on the Foundation group.
 
 The structuring of the Beam Foundation and its subsidiaries is inspired by [this article about 'BORGs'](https://delphilabs.medium.com/assimilating-the-borg-a-new-cryptolegal-framework-for-dao-adjacent-entities-569e54a43f83) and [Metalex's work on 'BORG' formation](https://metalex.substack.com/p/the-metalex-whitepaper).

pages/governance/discussions.mdx

@@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ The platform consists of a number of categories that encompass a broad range of
 
 If you are new to the Beam Governance Forum, you may join the discussions by doing the following:
 
-1. **Create your profile**: Complete your profile setup with an avatar and a concise biography detailing your expertise and interests.
+- **Create your profile**: Complete your profile setup with an avatar and a concise biography detailing your expertise and interests.
 
-2. **Review existing discussions**: Familiarize yourself with the Beam Governance Forum by browsing through threads that interest you. This will give you insight into ongoing discussions and areas of focus within the community.
+- **Review existing discussions**: Familiarize yourself with the Beam Governance Forum by browsing through threads that interest you. This will give you insight into ongoing discussions and areas of focus within the community.
 
-3. **Contribute thoughtfully**: Engage with the community through posts and responses. Note that a user must hold no less than 25,000 BEAM to post a thread in the proposal category, and that any other interaction (such as posting a thread in another category or a comment in any category) requires at least 1 BEAM.
+- **Contribute thoughtfully**: Engage with the community through posts and responses. Note that a user must hold no less than 25,000 BEAM to post a thread in the proposal category, and that any other interaction (such as posting a thread in another category or a comment in any category) requires at least 1 BEAM.
 
-4. **Read about the governance process**: To learn more about the governance process, you can read the [Beam Governance Constitution](https://github.com/BuildOnBeam/governance/blob/f6cb77130fae81a268439d7686bf72a194582425/constitution/Beam%20Governance%20Constitution%20(Stamped).pdf).
+- **Read about the governance process**: To learn more about the governance process, you can read the [Beam Governance Constitution](https://github.com/BuildOnBeam/governance/blob/f6cb77130fae81a268439d7686bf72a194582425/constitution/Beam%20Governance%20Constitution%20(Stamped).pdf).
 
 Read more about participation in governance in the [information & policies](https://gov.onbeam.com/c/information-policies/2)  section of the BEAM Governance Forum.