Missatges: 9
Llengua: English
313 (Mostra el perfil) 23 de març de 2011 6.57.33
ceigered (Mostra el perfil) 23 de març de 2011 7.28.24
A tribe are more like family, or feel like they have to protect each other like family, where as a community are just people who share common traits. Since I think many of us Esperantists like to argue and disagree about silly topics, we're not very tribal
sudanglo (Mostra el perfil) 23 de març de 2011 11.16.41
'Tribe' is sometimes extended in English to cover a subculture, or group within the main culture.
But without context, it suggests a (small) group of primitive people - eg tribes of the Amazon forest.
In the media nowadays the word 'community' is sometimes used in a very unrealistic fashion to refer to groups in which there is actually no sense of community.
Rogir (Mostra el perfil) 23 de març de 2011 18.08.55
Miland (Mostra el perfil) 23 de març de 2011 18.34.33
chrisim101010 (Mostra el perfil) 24 de març de 2011 2.40.04
ceigered:Since I think many of us Esperantists like to argue and disagree about silly topics, we're not very tribalBy this definition, we could be mistaken for a close family
Roberto12 (Mostra el perfil) 24 de març de 2011 10.15.33
ceigered:Loose community, which has stronger communities within it+1
3rdblade (Mostra el perfil) 25 de març de 2011 0.52.01
Nah, just kidding. 'Movement' is what I hear most often.
Leke (Mostra el perfil) 28 de març de 2011 10.41.20
ceigered:A tribe are more like family, or feel like they have to protect each other like family, where as a community are just people who share common traits.
ceigered:Since I think many of us Esperantists like to argue and disagree about silly topics, we're not very tribalHmmm...sounds pretty much like a family to me.