"...So, a lot of large institutions do talk about 'the community' of a city they operate in," says Ramona. "They're, uh, using that as metonymy for fiddly little concerns of their reception in the public eye. But our cities are too big for it to actually be feasible to have any single 'the community' unless the stars align. ...metaphorically, Pelor can't fix this by moving any stars around. You could go talk to the municipal government, and probably should in fact seek their blessing just to tie off loose ends and angles of attack, but most people don't even vote in local elections, so you can't use that as a proxy for buy-in from the average person on the street. I'm not saying you shouldn't talk about 'the community' but you kind of can't mean it, not behind the scenes, it's too unwieldy."