Continuing on the theme of "Community Values", it is common that the institutions to which we belong have their own set of "Codes of Practice". These include not only schools and religious organizations, but also:

	Boy Scouts
	Girl Scouts
	Rotary Clubs
	Jaycee Creed
	Gene Autry even created a ten-part Code for Cowboys
	In the early 1990s a group of concerned computer professionals developed the 10 Commandments of Computer Ethics The short version of the Software Engineering Code of Ethics also contains eight rules.
	In a Christian community, the 10 Commandments of the Holy Bible are the rules by which they try to live
	Native American Ten Commandments
	The Nine Noble Virtues (NNV) are a list of moral traits that were distilled by modern Asatru people.

Military "Core Values"

The US Air Force provides its members, officer, enlisted person, and civilian with a "Little Blue Book" of CORE VALUES that is really worth reading. The core values are based on:

Integrity first
Service before self
Excellence in all we do

The US Army Core Values are:

Loyalty
Duty
Respect
Service
Honor
Integrity
Courage

US Navy Core Values:

Honor
Courage
Commitment

U.S. Coast Guard Core Values:

Honor
Respect
Devotion to duty

"Take-offs"

There are many imitators of these commandments, including:

	The US Air Force provides its members, officer, enlisted person, and civilian with a "Little Blue Book" of CORE VALUES that is really worth reading. The core values are based on: Integrity first Service before self Excellence in all we do
	The US Army Core Values are: Loyalty Duty Respect Service Honor Integrity Courage
	US Navy Core Values: Honor Courage Commitment
	U.S. Coast Guard Core Values: Honor Respect Devotion to duty