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# Approve Membership Requests

### What does cura do?

Cura frame allows users to request to join your Warpcast channel. You can review these requests in the "Pending Requests" module on the Cura web app. Requests are sorted by a user's OpenRank reputation score, making it easy to approve them with a single click. Users can also include a sentence explaining why they want to join the channel. 

### How to enable it?

Step 1: click on “**Share Join Frame**” button in Cura web app, this generates a cast with the frame link quoted in the cast

Step 2: edit the cast and cast in your channel. Then, users will be able to click on the frame to request to join

Step 3: pin the cast to the top of your channel. Alternatively in case you have another pinned cast, add the frame link <https://frame.openrank.com/api/channel/Your_Channel_ID_Here> as an external link to the channel description \
eg: frame link for /zora is `https://frame.openrank.com/api/channel/zora`

Examples of how it looks like:&#x20;

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### Manage Incoming requests

If you are a moderator or the channel owner, you can head over to <https://cura.openrank.com> and sign in using your Farcaster to see all the pending requests for your channel.

View who has applied to join your channel through the [Cura frame](/simplify-channel-management/approve-membership-requests.md). You can accept or reject these requests. Once you accept a request, an invite is automatically sent on your behalf.

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{% hint style="info" %}
We also have a bot @curabot that will send you a direct cast everytime there is an incoming request, so you know when to come back to cura dashboard :)
{% endhint %}

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