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Re: compartmentalized dorks redux
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lugnet.admin.general
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Tue, 11 Jul 2000 18:37:15 GMT
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> In lugnet.admin.general, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> > > Any thoughts? (Has this already been suggested and rejected?)
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> > I thought we took this already to a conclusion a few months ago. AFAIR, I
> > think Todd flatly rejected it. I think it is a good idea, but it is me after
> > all, and I am weird. I'll let the all-mighty Todd craft the ever elegant
> > answer to your question. Not to be confused with the all-powerful Larry P.
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> I don't remember flatly rejecting it, but I remember a lot of opinions on both
> sides of the issue -- people who think it would be a good idea and people who
> think it would be a bad idea.
I remember that. There was a lot of discussion about it.
> More likely (and I lean toward thinking perhaps
> it's inevitable someday) is creating subgroups of the .market groups
> for specific themes rather than creating .market subgroups of each theme. The
> sub-group nomenclature of all the theme/system groups (lugnet.castle,
> lugnet.town, lugnet.space, etc.) is reserved for "sub-themes" (or as LEGO calls
> them, the "play themes" within the systems), for example Forestmen within
> Castle, Arctic within Town, Blacktron within Space, etc. There could always
> be cross-ref links from the /castle/, /town/, and /space/ areas on the website
> to the corresponding market areas.
All right. My memories of this are rather foggy, I guess. This sounds like a
good avenue to balance market within the themes.
Scott S.
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