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Re: "get an orientation on the LEGO community"
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 18 Sep 2003 07:38:43 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Tim Courtney wrote:
Where does a newbie go to get an orientation on the LEGO community as a
whole? Also, where does a seasoned veteran go for a one-stop LEGO experience,
with direct access to information they need everywhere? I know this isn’t
trivial stuff, but I think its a goal that can and should be worked towards.
Hope this clears things up, and also hope it raises more questions :-)
-Tim
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Facinating.
We should form a commitee and make a web site.
A guiding place for Newbies, AND as a guide or to put a “Face” to the resources,
people, orgs, and knowlegde about building with Lego, etc...
But the key is that it would not be redundant because all the seperate
repositories of activity in all the diversity of the people who enjoy building
with Lego, could be shown, linked from this main portal to places like Lugnet,
Brickshelf, Peron, BL, just to name a few, where all the good stuff really is.
Maybe people would come here and understand how to better interact or to just
enhance their own knowledge.
Write that down.
(Sub thought)
I know Lugnet does this already, but like I said:
“ Maybe people would come here and understand how to better interact or to just
enhance their own knowledge. ”
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| (...) I've got a lot to say on this but I'll start with just one point no-one's raised yet... Is the web-presence of any other hobby better organised? There's no point in reinventing the wheel, let's look at how others have addressed this. The only (...) (21 years ago, 18-Sep-03, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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