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Hello!
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• Europeans start working on EuroBricks, a potential organization of
organizations
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Huh? Never heard about this before.
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• First German public event took place with huge numbers and amazing detail
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That I am aware of :)
Though the 1000steine-Land in Berlin has not been the first event. But that’s a
different story.
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In 2004, LEGO Community Development, also known as LCD, is focused on one main
goal: help build and maintain relationships with our core consumers. You.
...
But this is a relationship, and relationships are long term. In order to do
anything long term, you’re going to have hits and misses. Together, we’re
going to fall but not fail.
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In my case it’s a relationship over 25 years, if I count Duplo in ;)
I’ve been a LEGO fan, a supporter and a promoter for almost all my life. Even
if some products grew worse, the models grew less appealing and the piececount
get smaller and smaller due to bigger and bigger parts I never lost faith in the
LEGO company. LEGO was my love.
And then you (TLC) shattered it all to pieces. With one silly decision you made
me lose my trust in the evergrowing relationship between me and LEGO. And yes,
I’m speaking of the grey-change. How am I supposed to trust you anymore? You may
develop great AFOL bounding programs and awesome community features. The
community is nice and I like how things turn to good account. But it is only the
hull. The more important core is the brick, and THAT you changed. I may sound
pathetic but I honestly feel like this:
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So to conclude, 2003 was an amazing community year, but I truly believe 2004
is going to put it to shame!
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Yeah. Probably you are going to change red and green as well.
Ah, and make all white parts glow-in-the-dark. That would be appealing to kids.
Am I going to get a LEGO Oscar for this idea?
Bye
Jojo
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Johannes Koehler wrote:
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Hello!
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• Europeans start working on EuroBricks, a potential organization of
organizations
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Huh? Never heard about this before.
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http://www.debouwsteen.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=396&Itemid=155
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Didier Enjary wrote:
> In lugnet.events.brickfest, Johannes Koehler wrote:
> > > Europeans start working on EuroBricks, a potential organization of
> > > organizations
> >
> > Huh? Never heard about this before.
>
> http://www.debouwsteen.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=396&Itemid=155
Excuse the intervention, but in my opinion going one page up explains better
what EuroBricks is about:
http://www.debouwsteen.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=393&Itemid=129
See it as a kind of knowledge center platform where newer LUG's can profit and
share the experience from the longer established LUG's, for instance in the
field of participating with events. It's an initiative by the Dutch LUG "De
Bouwsteen" and evolved out of the succesfull LEGOWORLD 2001, 2002 and 2003
events, and out of the growing interest and participation from other European
LUG's.
With friendly greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
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And then you (TLC) shattered it all to pieces. With one silly decision you
made me lose my trust in the evergrowing relationship between me and LEGO.
And yes, I’m speaking of the grey-change. How am I supposed to trust you
anymore? You may develop great AFOL bounding programs and awesome community
features. The community is nice and I like how things turn to good account.
But it is only the hull. The more important core is the brick, and THAT you
changed. I may sound pathetic but I honestly feel like this:
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I have to agree with you Jojo. Gray is the one color I will never have enough
of. Now it is impossible to ever purchase anything but the neon pink tinted
gray. I am very concerned that when the Bionicle fad dies (as all fads do) the
LEGO Company will have nothing to stand on because they have alienated thier
core market of kids who like construction toys. Quite frankly I do not think the
wants of AFOLs are significantly different than those of the kids who like
construction toys. Of course the best brick based construction sets
(design-wise) are not currently made by LEGO, and that is just sad.
-Mike Petrucelli
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Hallo Jojo,
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• Europeans start working on EuroBricks, a potential organization of
organizations
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Huh? Never heard about this before.
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http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/70094.htm
Sorry, only in German
regards
Marmaris
(Volker Draschka)
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Volker Draschka wrote:
> http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/70094.htm
>
> Sorry, only in German
And that's precisely why he should look here instead, for what EuroBricks is
about:
http://www.debouwsteen.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=393&Itemid=129
See it as a kind of knowledge center platform where newer LUG's can profit and
share the experience from the longer established LUG's, for instance in the
field of participating with events. It's an initiative by the Dutch LUG "De
Bouwsteen" and evolved out of the succesfull LEGOWORLD 2001, 2002 and 2003
events, and out of the growing interest and participation from other European
LUG's.
With friendly greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
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> And that's precisely why he should look here instead, for what EuroBricks is
> about
But Jojo is German, why should he read the English explanation instead of the
German one? And AFAIK, the Eurobrick-infos at De Bouwsteen are not available for
the public...
Leg Godt,
René
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