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In lugnet.lego, David Laswell wrote:
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Lack of impact on the latter is a pathetic argument for abandoning the
former.
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I never suggested abandoning the effort, just that perhaps a comic isn’t the
most effective means of doing it. And that doesn’t mean the comic shouldn’t
exist either, just not as a propaganda tool. All this talk of ‘tailoring it to
different people’s needs’ will only stifle any humour in it. I say let the
author make whatever jokes he wishes, comment on whatever he finds funny at the
time without worrying about whether or not it’ll ‘wake the sleepers’.
The things that’ll wake the sleepers are things like Club shows, Brickshelf,
Lugnet, cool set designs, and meeting other afols that are part of the
community. Using a comic for this seems like a lot of effort for marginal
returns.
Cheers,
Allister
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| (...) I think you're jumping to conclusions here. All we've seen so far was the version that was used for internal purposes. Significantly different audiences will need versions that are tailored to fit their needs and views. The whole greys issue (...) (20 years ago, 27-Feb-04, to lugnet.lego, lugnet.general, lugnet.org, FTX)
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