When "community" is capitalized:
* Part of a proper name:
* The Community Center
* The Westside Community
* Community College
* Community of Practice
* At the start of a sentence: This applies to any word at the start of a sentence, not just "community."
* In titles: The capitalization rules of titles apply. Usually, the first word and other important words in a title are capitalized.
When "community" is not capitalized:
* General reference: "The community came together to support the local school."
* Referring to a specific type of community: "The academic community is focused on research and teaching."
Important Note: Some specific communities, especially religious communities, may capitalize the term "community" within their own names. For example: "The Church of the Community" or "The Religious Community of St. John."
Ultimately, the capitalization of "community" depends on the specific context and usage.