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Re: New Part: x727 - Trailer 4 x 16 Ramp
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Wed, 1 Jan 2003 21:44:49 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Chris Dee writes:
( http://news.lugnet.com/cad/dat/parts/?n=3585 )
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> IIRC, part of what I did to these was to add the type 2 line inside the thin
> pattern rectangles and subjugate the pattern to subfile. These are techniques
> that proboably did not exist when you made the original part, so there is
> absolutely no reason why you should feel bad about this.
I don't feel bad about improvements made to my old files. That's not my
point. But I feel worse and worse about my parts submitted back in March 2002:
<Long background>
In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Tore Eriksson writes:
( http://news.lugnet.com/cad/dat/parts/?n=3584 )
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> My parts do have problems. Let's have a look at the occurance of my name in
> the updates lcad0103, 0201, and 0202:
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> lcad0103:
> 1. 777p11.dat
> One new part by Chris Dee, based on a part made by me.
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> lcad0201:
> 1. 3070bpc2.dat
> Old part by me, converted to groove by Jaco
> 2. 3010p20b.dat
> Old part by me, improved by CWD
> 3. 3010p20c.dat
> Old part by me, improved by CWD
> 4. 3010p20w.dat
> Old part by me, improved by CWD
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> lcad0202
> 1. box4-1.dat
> Old primitive by me, BFC adjusted by TH
> 2. stud5.dat
> Old primitive by me, BFC adjusted by SEB
> 3. stu25.dat
> Old primitive by me, BFC adjusted by SEB
> 4. 711.dat
> Old part by me, improved by me
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> That makes nine hits:
> * One new part, based on a part by me
> * One old part by me, improved by me
> * Four old parts and three old primitives be me, improved by others
Now let's have a look at the occurance of my name in the updates lcad0203,
0203, 0205, and 0206:
lcad0203:
1. 777p07.dat
New part by me
2. s\3626bs01.dat
Old sub-part by me(?), improved by SEB
lcad0204:
1-4. 3068bp**.dat
4 old parts by me, added groove.
5. 4796.dat
New part by me
6. 739.dat
New part by me
7. 739p01.dat
New part by me
8. s\747s01.dat
Old part by me, improved by me
9-11 777p0*.dat
3 new parts by me
lcad0205:
1. 4360.dat
Old part by me, fixed by me and DG
2. 744.dat
New part by me
lcad0206:
0 entries
That makes 15 hits:
* Eight new parts by me
* Zero new parts, based on parts by me
* One old part by me, improved by me
* Five old parts and one old subpart be me, improved by others
Eight new parts by me in the last nine parts updates, thanks to a minor
jackpot in lcad0204.
Meanwhile, there are 44 hits when I scan the Parts Tracker:
http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptscan.cgi?q=Tore
22 of them are files initially submitted at the first half 2002-03, and for
the majority of them, no problems have been found on them so far, after nine
months.
The "oldest" file at the Tracker's File Queue page was initially submitted
in 2002-07-31.
Last action date is one way of measuring how badly a file needs attention,
date for initial submission could be another...!
</Long background>
In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Chris Dee writes:
> Maybe the parts list be sorted in "submit time" order, rather then alphabetic.
> That way the longest waiting files would get greater exposure? I'm not sure
> there is great benefit in the alphabetic order anyway.
With no problems discovered on a file nine moths after submission, it should
be automatically certified!
/Tore
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| (...) A problem there is that, looking at the list, many of the parts are rare or ``vintage''. For example, I've been looking at this part recently (URL) a newer version appears in set 4164 (URL) part number 3888). I've been surprised at all the (...) (22 years ago, 2-Jan-03, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)
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| | Re: New Part: x727 - Trailer 4 x 16 Ramp
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| (...) IIRC, part of what I did to these was to add the type 2 line inside the thin pattern rectangles and subjugate the pattern to subfile. These are techniques that proboably did not exist when you made the original part, so there is absolutely no (...) (22 years ago, 28-Apr-02, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)
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