Nonetheless, he posted some of his technical specs on Thingiverse, explaining that he didn't want to take advantage of the generous community spirit there without giving back.
Asked how it might now afford to restore and operate the house, she replied, "This is a generous community".
Indeed, it was partly to prevent the acquisition by tax-exempt organizations of large swaths of land -- particularly the most revenue-rich property in commercial districts -- that city planners adopted the generous community-facility zoning in residential areas.
"This is a very generous community," said Dr. Janet Shaner, who took over as school superintendent last summer.
If this image of a generous community possessing "one heart and soul" sounds appealing to us, it also surely tickled the ears of an ancient audience.
Kathleen Norris, author of The Cloister Walk states, This is a generous book about an exceptionally generous community of women.
"For Americans, the tradition of alumni donations is very strong, it's a very generous community," said Nick Barniville, marketing manager for Insead, which accepts about 725 M.B.A. candidates a year in two groups.
To become an American is to join the most generous community on Earth.
"English communities affected by wind farm development will also now be receiving significantly more generous community benefit payments from developers than before.
"Government will provide a generous community benefits package, potentially through a community fund, to ensure that the strategic national importance of the project is properly reflected at local level".
