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Re: Official and Unofficial theme categories
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Thu, 7 Jan 1999 13:45:58 GMT
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Some initial thoughts in promotional sets in my lunchbreak...
Categorising promotional sets will as you suggest be frought with
difficulties. That's why I went for the 'keyword' method of categorising
them in my database, which can be a type of set (e.g. ferry), the name or
type of the co-promoting company (Shell, Kelloggs, airline) or a LEGO
theme/subtheme (Adventurers). I guess with your fuzzy categories you'll be
able to make a freestyle set that is sold only on ferries 80% freestyle, 10%
ferry, 10% Stena Line (or whatever)
Some promotional sets are promotional in one country, but available from
regular outlets in others, such as the 28xx sets.
A promotional set to my mind is any set that has not been given a set number
in the same range as others of its type. LEGO must have deviated for some
reason - usually its obvious why, but sometime not.
Huw
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| (...) Right -- but fuzzy categories don't necessarily have to add up to 100%. Something like the 1548 Ferry would probably go in as 100% "Stena Line", 100% "ferry" (which could be a sub-category of something associating it with boats), and some (...) (26 years ago, 7-Jan-99, to lugnet.admin.database)
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| | Re: Official and Unofficial theme categories
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| OK, so here's my whole spiel on themes... This is a medium-term planning thing (1-3 months) and a background task while other stuff goes on. I don't expect we'll have the new theme tree completely worked out before the end of January or Februrary. (...) (26 years ago, 7-Jan-99, to lugnet.admin.database)
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