Defining the term community is a complex concern, with
various diverging perspectives and outlooks. How can we define the term
'community' in a simplest yet most comprehensive way? As we try to understand
the term with a slightly different approach it’s observed ‘community’ comprises
of two distinct yet intricately imbibed phrases- Commons and Unity (Common(s) + Unity = Community) 
Commons, simply refers to people or masses, and unity stands
for the state or feature of being one, uniformity, being in accord, harmony
with one another or towards a particular cause. So, Community is a group of
people with unification of some specific genre, may be geographical, political,
economic, cultural, identity real or virtual. For example, a Facebook or other
social network’s community is a virtual community. Similarly, the concept 'C3'
finds its bases primarily on geographical community. But it may also be
identified with socio-cultural identity!(http://www.slideshare.net/CEMCA/community-video).
Cite this definition as-
APA
Dutta, A., & Ray, A. (2014, October 12). Defining 'Community'. Community Communications. Retrieved March 16, 2020, from https://www.comcomm.org/2014/10/defining-community.html
MLA
Dutta, Ankuran, and Anamika Ray. "Defining 'Community'." Community Communications, 12 Oct. 2014, www.comcomm.org/2014/10/defining-community.html. Accessed 16 Mar. 2020.
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