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	A '''gaming community''' is usually a group of like minded individuals working towards a goal (such as premoting fair play and team work) or supporting each other within games (usually online video games such as ]'s or ]).

	They use their collective clout to set an example to others in game or within the gaming world. To see a ] on the end of a players name to show they belong to a community (such as Fair Play Gaming Community) can signify that the player follows the ] of that community and for instance wants to premote fair play within the gaming arena.

	There are lots of different communities through out the online world.

	- Fair Play Gaming -

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