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In lugnet.lego.direct, Kevin Loch writes:
> It is refreshing to read candid (i.e. not press release) posts from
> LEGO employees. Try not to make it so painful for them.
Agreed.
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> Who cares if juniorizaion is an "official" issue? Everyone, including LEGO
> knows what it is, why they did it, who told them to do it and what effect it
> has had on sales and brand image.
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> Why would you expect them to want to admit/discuss that "officially"?
> What kind of press release would that be? It's an embarrasing footnote in LEGO
> history and I can see why they don't want to talk about it. I certainly
> wouldn't like it if people kept bringing up my most painful mistakes again and
> again.
Again, agreed. Well said, Kevin.
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| (...) It is refreshing to read candid (i.e. not press release) posts from LEGO employees. Try not to make it so painful for them. Who cares if juniorizaion is an "official" issue? Everyone, including LEGO knows what it is, why they did it, who told (...) (23 years ago, 9-May-01, to lugnet.lego.direct)
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