# Signing a Multisig Proposal

For multisig proposals, each signer has the option of signing a proposal either as “approved” or “rejected”. If enough “approve” signatures are added to the proposal to reach the signer threshold, then the proposal passes.

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When you create a proposal, your signature will automatically be recorded as “approved”. Unless the threshold to reach is 1, other signers will need to add their signatures to the proposal in order for it to pass.

In most cases, rejecting a proposal should not be necessary, but can be an option when a mistake was made. An alternative to rejecting a proposal is to replace it with a new proposal using the same nonce, effectively overriding the original proposal.

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