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Re: Lego Web page
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Mon, 30 Apr 2001 18:07:10 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Brian Kasprzyk writes:
> A while back, I posted my web site out here on Lugnet, http://legobuilders.com
> I hardly received any response to my posting except for people yelling at me
> and pointing me to the "fair play rules" on Lego.com.
> Worse than that, someone EVEN thought that they would take matters into
> their own hands, thinking they were some lawyer GOD of Lego do and don't
> do... and contacted Lego directly complaining about my usage of the word
> Lego in my domain name.
> None-the-less to say, my site is still up. Which brings me to the point of
> this post:
> I was so disappointed about the response to my web site (after all the hard
> work I put into it) that I basically stopped working on it. So, here is my
> question, did anyone like it at all that I should continue working on it;
> the stories, personalities, places, etc.? If you would like to see more of
> my work or the next chapters in my stories, please post a response to this
> or contact me directly at brian.kasprzyk@westgroup.com
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> Thanks for your time,
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> BK>
Brian, sorry to hear that you've stopped working on your site. You and Andy
had a good thing going with what you were doing and you seemed really
enthusiastic about the whole project. People did respond saying how much
they loved what you did and, if I recall, more than a few had to ask how you
did what you did in a few places (with your creations/constructions). Only
about 4 people, myself included, said you should rethink your domain name,
just to be on the safe side. I don't think people were trying to yell at
you, seriously. People *have* been contacted by LEGO concerning their Fair
Play rules and believe it or not, some of the people who were responding to
your message were trying to look out for you so that you wouldn't have to
put up with all that garbage and go about getting a new domain. Here's an
example of someone contacted by LEGO http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=21633
, although they didn't demand the site be taken down they did have some
concerns about the LEGO name being used as part of a domain name. But
enough of that, you still have the domain, you haven't been asked to pull it
down, so it's no big deal now. Your site did create a buzz, people do like
it, and your postings did get double highlighted (meaning enough members of
LUGNET thought they were good enough to share with everyone in the
spotlight). Not everyone who looks at your site or reads your messages is
going to respond, but trust me, they do get viewed. There are lurkers
a-plenty. =) Please don't give up on your site. Keep up the good work and
I look forward to seeing more. =)
~Nathan
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| (...) That was probably over the line, but all the people "yelling" at you were trying to look out for you. Ultimately you have to make your own decision about the risk level, but that domain name does fit a pattern that LEGO legal has acted on in (...) (24 years ago, 30-Apr-01, to lugnet.castle)
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| A while back, I posted my web site out here on Lugnet, (URL) hardly received any response to my posting except for people yelling at me and pointing me to the "fair play rules" on Lego.com. Worse than that, someone EVEN thought that they would take (...) (24 years ago, 30-Apr-01, to lugnet.castle)
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