# With the community

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Ryoshi approached the creation of our community from a unique perspective. "We believe through the power of collective decentralization we can build something stronger than a centralized team ever could create. A community-run token is nothing without the united individuals who give it purpose." From the early days of Shib, we became known as the ShibArmy, both within our ranks and across countless other platforms. This wasn't just a nickname. For many, it became part of their identity. Whether you are a new recruit or part of the old guard, if you fly under the Shib banner, you must embrace our founding principles:

1. We started from zero, with zero. Ifs the spirit of our project to create something out of nothing.
2. We were not founded from an existing community, let alone a preassembled team. The brilliant minds behind Shib had never collaborated before. They were a fresh team of developers, designers, moderators, marketers, and shillers. When you joined the Shib army, from anywhere in the world, you found where you talents could be best used, and got to work.
3. We love Shiba Inu Dogs. We are proud of where the Shib Army originated and equally excited for our future. Our founder, Ryoshi, chose to start Shib from nothing, and handed the future of the currency over to our army. Starting with nothing means everyone has to bring something to the table. The holders and believers in our Shib Army have been the source of all our success. You and more than 544,000 fellow holders, admins, mods, leaders of international chat rooms, social media influencers, meme makers, shillers, and most of all, friends, have been the source of all our success.

THANK YOU. You are the real SHI BARMY.Now a member of the ShibLuck community and we salute you! a good mission statement tells people **why** you exist and what your impact on the world can be.
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