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# Creating MintBoard
The mintboard settings can be accessed by clicking configure in the admin section of the space page, or at the url uplink.wtf/yourspacename/mintboard/settings
## MintBoard
Toggle your spaces MintBoard On / Off
## Details
### Title
A customized name for your mintboard
### Description
A prompt area to explain what you're looking for from your community.
## Network
Choose a network where posts will live onchain. We currently support:
* ETH mainnet
* Base
* Optimism
* Zora
## Token Template
User posts are minted as ERC721's, and the individual token parameters are abstracted to this section to make it as simple as possible for the user to create a post. These parameters are applied to each user post.
### Name
ERC721 token name. (**ex.** based management)
### Symbol
ERC721 token symbol. (**ex.** BM)
### Description
(optional) ERC721 token description.
### Edition Size
How many editions are available for minting?
### Mint Price
Free or choose a custom mint price. (We recommend free mints)
### Mint Duration
Toggle between 3 days, 1 week, or a custom date for how long the posts will be mintable.
### Space Treasury Address
Space treasury rewards will be routed to this address. If using a multisig, please ensure that the multisig is on the same network as your choice in the network section.
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