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You Learn a Neighborhood by Who Checks In
A neighborhood becomes a community when people notice each other.
Walking the same route for years, you notice who looks out the window, who brings in the neighbor's trash cans, who notices when the old man hasn't picked up his mail. Community is mostly small noticing.
Shared from one person's lived experience, not offered as a universal rule.