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Re: Unified UK Lego Web Page/Community?
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Mon, 29 Nov 1999 03:23:48 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Simon Denscombe writes:
> I'm thinking of registering www.uklug.org.uk - has anyone been to
> www.itlug.org ? That's brilliant and the same sort of thing I want to
> do. I've got a prototype logo done in POV-RAY - anyone is welcome to do
> a superior one.
Cool! It appears that I've stumbled across something already thought of :)
> Hope that's clear, the top pane will have some vital links, Entertainer,
> Busy-Bee, loc.uk and a few other shops that have appeared online as well
> as a way back to the main UKLUG site. When a link on the top pane is
> clicked the destination web page will replace the two panes at the
> bottom which are UKLUG specific.
By pane do you mean table or frame? Do you mean that if you clicked upon a
entertainer web-site link, then it would appear in the bottom frame, with the
UKLUG top frame remaining?
> Ideas for left pane links:
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> Map
> LEGOFest details:
> Links to past Fest photos which are quite spread out, details of past
> Fests as well as a link to come.to/legofest for the latest one.
> Links to all UK LEGO Homepages, e-mails too if specifically requested.
> LEGO UK addresses, as well as the new details about LEGO North Europe
> based in Slough.
> As well as other ideas I've just seen as ITLUG.
This sounds good! Maybe shopping could move from the top bar to the left panel
as well?
Lets see how well my brain works this early in the morning, and if I can
integrate the spotlight-hierarchy idea :) How does this look?
-Shopping
-Static Information - Busy Bee, Entertainer, etc;
-Links to (x) last spotlighted shopping reports
-breakdown to countries, and then regions, poss not as far as towns/cities
-Stuart Curtis had a cool idea which could fit right here
-Events
-LegoFESTs
-Current (Details, directions, trading info etc)
-Past (reviews, stories, pictures etc)
-Local (shouldn't need too much of a hierarchy for this)
-People
-Entire List
-Hierarchy by country, region and/or Smiley Map
-Lego Contacts
Where ever the hierarchy is mentioned, I'm thinking of something inspired by
Lugnet where if you selected Scotland, you'd see shops in Strathclyde and
Lothian (etc), and if you selected Lothian you'd see fewer shops, and if there
was an Edinburgh to click upon you'd probably just see those shops in
Edinburgh.
If some geographical hierarchy is implemented then it'd be nice to select an
area, and be able to see the shops and people nearby.
Although, is this the sort of thing that Lugnet would ultimately want to
achieve?
Is there any other type of information that should be on the site, that we
haven't thought of yet?
> > As for breaking down the loc.uk content into specialized categories, I
> > personally prefer to get all my UK Lego info in one place - even the
> > dreaded trade posts.
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> I agree - we battled with Todd to get rid of the 88 useless groups for
> ages. The only case for another group is for LOCAL auctions and sales.
I have to admit that I can't quite picture loc.uk getting swamped with
messages, and obviously the thing you want to avoid is *missing* out on
something important because you didn't subscribe to some more localised group!
The website will hopefully contain most of the vital information..
Do freenames allow cgi - or can they redirect to another site that does? Useful
for things like showing all people in Ireland who want to trade trains.
Richard
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| (...) I'll take that as my cue, thanks Richard! My idea, as discussed with Richard and Ian at the recent DK/Lego event in Glasgow, was for a website, either as part of Lugnet, or on a seperate server, which basically lists all of the shops in the UK (...) (24 years ago, 29-Nov-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
| | | Re: Unified UK Lego Web Page/Community?
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| (...) It's mine - you can't have it!! :-0 (...) I mean a version 3 compliant frame. Tables were just too difficult for what I want to create. (...) I'll create a working mock-up to demostrate what I mean. (...) Sounds good but that would take ages (...) (24 years ago, 29-Nov-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
| | | Re: Unified UK Lego Web Page/Community?
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| (...) Thank guys! We're very glad you liked our ItLUG site. We consider the design phase not yet finished, but the idea is definitely there. (...) Hope you don't mind if we steal some of *your* ideas :-) BTW, an other item that could be useful is a (...) (24 years ago, 30-Nov-99, to lugnet.loc.uk, lugnet.loc.it)
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| | Re: Unified UK Lego Web Page/Community?
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| (...) I'm thinking of registering www.uklug.org.uk - has anyone been to www.itlug.org ? That's brilliant and the same sort of thing I want to do. I've got a prototype logo done in POV-RAY - anyone is welcome to do a superior one. Current design spec (...) (24 years ago, 28-Nov-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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