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The definition of online communities has changed over the years. From uber geeks on bulletin boards with dial up modems to the WEB 2.0 with access for everyone on sites such as MySpace.com. The online community has a group is seems for every interest and passion.

One of the best features of being part of any online community is the feeling of belonging and acceptance. If you are into knitting and quilting there is the QuiltersBuzz. You will be able to get the help you need and find out if there is an in person group to attend in your area. If you are into sword swallowing and want to find new friends, you can check out swordswallowing.com.

In this day of instant information and easy access, you no longer have to collect unicorn miniatures by yourself anymore. You can head over to the goldenunicornminis.blogspot.co m community website and share your collection.

These online communities allow you to explore, make friends, and learn new things about your community and the people that make it.

Cause, if you like to dress up like a middle ages knight and cannot find anyone else to beat up other than the house cat, then the people over at sca.org will give you a more worthy opponent.

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