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I think there's an important distinction to be made here. Communities aren't only exclusive, they can be anywhere on a gradient between exclusive and inclusive
by spartanatreyu 6y ago
I think there's an important distinction to be made here.
Communities aren't only exclusive, they can be anywhere on a gradient between exclusive and inclusive.
An inclusive community may have a central focus, but would allow outsiders to participate.
Each of your examples have both inclusive and exclusive communities.
- what2prefer4 6y ago'Communities can be anywhere on a gradient between (alphabetical) exclusive and inclusive (termed), but focused (themed), and would allow outsiders to participate (eigen).' Um I like what you wrote, reminding: //wiki/Genitive; 'Indicating an attributive relationship of one noun to the other noun', 'serving purpose indicating relationships', 'may feature arguments', 'a head noun, in a construction' ...a shift, yes -but that may be way too offtopic (-;