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| A '''hacker community''' is a group of ]s who share ], exchange improvements and teach one another "tricks" or better methods or writing. "]" in this sense does not have anything to do with illegal computer activity; instead it connotes clever and useful solutions to legitimate computer problems. ''(See: ])'' | |||
| Probably the most notable ] community is the community of ]/] programmers. In this community, ] and ] are two of the most well-known hackers. | |||
| People contribute to such a community for various reasons, like making useful contributions where they can, wanting to replace ] with open code, or being a part of a larger group. | |||
| The ] plays a key role in hacker communities; it allows people from around the world to collaborate on a project. | |||
| In a sense, ] can be viewed as a hacker community. | |||
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