Please don't wait for me to start these groups. Take matchmaking into your own hands. I have no magic formula for uniting nice people on the same team. It is logic I borrowed from many clans that came before mine.
Groups specific to one game might be temporary, but a group that is designed to bring friends together in a game as teammates can last for as long as new games are released. Sure, there will be attrition from game to game, but that is just part of the challenge. For over six years, I have played every shooter worth its salt with the same team. Take a look at the WorkPLace, as another example. They discuss everything under the sun, but they also project the relationships that emerge from those discussions into a number of games.
It's really academic to me. This site is home to people who play games. Many of those games enable people to play with other people. A lot of the chatter on this forum laments the way random matchmaking-provided teammates behave. Those problems are best solved by putting better teammates on your friends list, and playing with them.
The tools at Bungie.net enable you to form private club houses to cultivate whatever pastimes inspire you. The users of Bungie.net are given full control over their interactions. Thus, your experience on this website, as well as in your favorite game, are what you make of it.