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 In effect, they wield an incredible amount of power within their respective towns - and it's for this reason that they pointedly are //not// in a position to collect resources from others. Everything given to gym leaders is voluntarily donated - with the note that it's considered socially unacceptable for people to use the gym services and never donate anything, and if such a practise becomes known, people can easily find themselves ostracised (by the city/town, not by the gym leader); so, in a way, it's best to consider PokéGyms 'pay what you like' endeavours. Good gym leaders, like [[character:Yarver Bakema]], tend to end up rather wealthy for this reason. Since they're very much unable to be a power monopoly (by very design), however, people aren't often concerned about that effect.
-In larger settlements ([[place:Nightclaw]], [[place:Vale]] and [[place:Njoty]], specifically), the PokéGym is for advanced training only.
+In larger settlements ([[place:Nightclaw]], [[place:Vale]] and [[place:Njoty]], specifically), the PokéGym's pokémon training service is for advanced training only (thanks to the large volume of people it'd otherwise need to be there for).
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