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Summary Of Gaming Communities By Joshua Vink
This past week in Mrs. Eckman's class we all read a gaming story. The story Gaming Communities, written by Joshua Vink, tries to show us why gaming communities can be terrible and wrong by the type of people who talk and act a certain way. While people can act and talk a certain way to someone, that person will be very upset about the things that the online bully has said. Based on what I read, how people speak online is not an acceptable way to talk to one another. Why I think it is important to speak to each other respectfully because you can learn facts about each other and find new ways to communicate and make new friends. People also try to be nice online to people and then they get disrespected even though they are trying to make a new

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