In some cases, it is a place, or setting, with certain social characteristics, which can be identified and described. Community is also something that is felt and has an emotional or affective impact (Day, 2006, p. 31). It is a set of human interactions and behaviors that have meaning and expectations among its members. Members of a community base their actions on shared beliefs, meanings, expectations, and values ​​(Bartle, 2007). The concept of community has evolved over time in order to meet the necessary expectations of individuals belonging to the community. Community was once based on political ties and was a contractual relationship between individuals (Delaney, 2010, p.1). In the Age of Enlightenment, the idea of ​​community referred to the immediate world of meaning, belonging and everyday life (Delaney, 2010, p.2). Due to the rationalization of society, it can be argued that the idea of ​​community is disappearing and that at some point in the future, communities will no longer be able to exist. Whether this is due to a physical change in the person, such as where they work or live, or a change in social patterns in which individuals no longer feel the need to belong to a community, it is about 'a problem.