What aspects are important for non-centralized communities? (lemm.ee)

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This question is not restricted to online communities like lemmy, the scope also encompasses communities like small villages, interest groups (i.e. for hobbies) and political parties.

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[-] intensely_human@lemm.ee 1 points 7 months ago

Cultural uniformity. There doesn’t need to be full overlap, but in the absence of a government the community needs certain beliefs and behaviors to be universal in order to remain a community.

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