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# How to Join or Contact us?

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* As this is a highly technical subcommittee, members can only join at the invitation of current members.&#x20;
* Anybody can submit Parameter Change Proposals (PCP) on the Cardano Forum to request a technical recommendation from the committee. Please use this [link](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L04Xrcw1fE450TgO5KzaV3g-IK_-nsY7DUqo8lZZsTE/edit).
* Members of the committee participate in monthly SPO Calls to provide updates and answer questions from the SPO community.

### Communication channels

Discord channels:

<https://discordapp.com/channels/1136727663583698984/1258845179104858112>

<https://discordapp.com/channels/1136727663583698984/1258845289046081536>

Cardano Forum:

<https://forum.cardano.org/c/governance/parameters-committee-updates/220>

You can also email us at <parameters-committee@intersectmbo.org>


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