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| On Thu, 9 Dec 1999, Brad Justus wrote:
> With this missive, the LEGO Company asks to open a dialogue with you
Welcome Brad. With LUGnet's policy of verifying e-mail addresses, and the
fact that you have a lego.com address, I'm going to assume that this
isn't some incredibly cruel hoax.
> our offline direct services), and intend to have the first release
> ready for you by late next Summer. But here's a little preview that
> we think you'll like: we are planning to make bulk ordering - albeit
> initially in a restricted format - available by then.
*drool* Train windows, please. Lots and lots of train windows. And
doors. And other bricks. And... *ahem*
> What do you love?
Love: LEGO, the basic brick. The Star Wars sets. The older Train sets.
Trains in general.
> What do you hate?
Hate: pink bricks. Juniorization. The lack of train sets. The lack of
support from LEGO for LEGO train enthusiasts.
> How can we help you?
Bestow some sort of official status on the train clubs that meet some
minimum criteria.
Put out sets of buildings so kids can build a proper town instead of a
roadside attraction. Libraries, schools, offices, BUILDINGS.
Put out more train sets!
Make it possible to buy bricks and sets on-line direct from LEGO.
Make the lego website usable instead of a mass of overly clever web design
that works out to be low quality because too much effort is being put into
making it "kewl".
> we ought to consider creating a new newsgroup (or simply reformat
> lugnet.dear-lego) to serve as the online communication-to-LEGO
> channel. It's up to you.
Yo, TODD!!!! I hear an invitation!
> Happy Holidays. And Play Well.
Right back at ya.
-Laura Gjovaag, Bothell Washington, member of PNLTC
| | | | | | | | | | | | | In lugnet.general, Laura Gjovaag writes:
> > we ought to consider creating a new newsgroup (or simply reformat
> > lugnet.dear-lego) to serve as the online communication-to-LEGO
> > channel. It's up to you.
>
> Yo, TODD!!!! I hear an invitation!
I think it's a great idea.
--Todd
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