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[[Halo 2]] has a clan system that allows you to hold up to 100 people. In Halo 2, any given gamertag may only belong to one clan at a time.

There are no clans in Halo 3 but people with the same emblem usually say they are in a clan. However, people often organize clans externally, via the use of websites and such, but these clans are usually the much larger communities consisting of four thousand members or more. Examples of these include KSI and LCU, the two largest gaming communities in the world. These are often created for competitive reasons, and are highly devoted due to the amount of effort it takes to effectively organize one. This kind of close devotion includes keeping a close eye on where the members are and what they are doing, holding meetings with the members, raising money to fund the community and the websites, and constantly recruiting more and more members every day.

There are no clans in Halo 3 but people with the same emblem usually say they are in a clan. However, people often organize clans externally, via the use of websites and such, but these clans are usually the much larger communities consisting of four thousand members or more. Examples of these include KSI and LCU, the two largest [[Halo 3]] gaming communities in the world. These are often created for competitive reasons, and are highly devoted due to the amount of effort it takes to effectively organize one. This kind of close devotion includes keeping a close eye on where the members are and what they are doing, holding meetings with the members, raising money to fund the community and the websites, and constantly recruiting more and more members every day.

Also some of the bigger communities, like LCU, have grown into businesses by selling clan merchandise, getting sponsors and distributing products of other large corporations such as Microsoft and Bungie Studios.

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 [[Halo 2]] has a clan system that allows you to hold up to 100 people. In Halo 2, any given gamertag may only belong to one clan at a time.
-There are no clans in Halo 3 but people with the same emblem usually say they are in a clan. However, people often organize clans externally, via the use of websites and such, but these clans are usually the much larger communities consisting of four thousand members or more. Examples of these include KSI and LCU, the two largest gaming communities in the world. These are often created for competitive reasons, and are highly devoted due to the amount of effort it takes to effectively organize one. This kind of close devotion includes keeping a close eye on where the members are and what they are doing, holding meetings with the members, raising money to fund the community and the websites, and constantly recruiting more and more members every day.
+There are no clans in Halo 3 but people with the same emblem usually say they are in a clan. However, people often organize clans externally, via the use of websites and such, but these clans are usually the much larger communities consisting of four thousand members or more. Examples of these include KSI and LCU, the two largest [[Halo 3]] gaming communities in the world. These are often created for competitive reasons, and are highly devoted due to the amount of effort it takes to effectively organize one. This kind of close devotion includes keeping a close eye on where the members are and what they are doing, holding meetings with the members, raising money to fund the community and the websites, and constantly recruiting more and more members every day.
 Also some of the bigger communities, like LCU, have grown into businesses by selling clan merchandise, getting sponsors and distributing products of other large corporations such as Microsoft and Bungie Studios.