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Re: New Service Packs for 1999..
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Fri, 22 Jan 1999 20:24:06 GMT
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Gary,
Peter Eio is listed in the latest press release as being in charge of
Lego, Inc. in Enfield. I also think that individual letters would make
more of an impact than a form letter. I am assuming Lego will send a
form letter back, but if we keep it up, at least we can say that we are
trying to be heard :)
--
Thomas Main
main@appstate.edu
Gary Istok wrote:
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> Whatever you folks would like, is fine with me.
>
> By the way, does anyone know if Peter Eio is still the President of TLG/USA?
> He knows who I am (he's replied to several letters about bulk orders several years
> ago).
> I would probably also send a copy to him.
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> I'm receptive to whatever concensus you folks come up with.
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> Gary Istok
>
> Jeff Stembel wrote:
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> > I would support a variation on this. Each month, a Form Letter is posted on a
> > website specifying a parts pack. Everyone who supports this would then
> > download it, sign it and send it in. It would be much more organized that way.
> > Maybe the month before, a poll would be taken as to what pack appears in the
> > form letter. Any other suggestions?
> >
> > Jeff
> >
> > Thomas Main writes:
> > > Gary:
> > >
> > > This letter is well-worded and expresses which parts packs a lot of us
> > > would like to see issued by Lego. A few months ago there was a
> > > suggestion on rtl that actual letters be sent to Lego by rtl'ers, each
> > > expressing specific wants for new parts/ideas/sets. The letters were to
> > > be sent in a coordinated way, so that, for instance, one month everyone
> > > might send letters asking for a better windows/doors parts pack and
> > > another month everyone would send letters asking for train themed
> > > elements, etc. Of course, not everyone would agree which parts were
> > > most needed, but the idea was that if the theme chosen for the month was
> > > one you agreed with, you would write a letter to Lego. I propose that
> > > this idea be implemented for '99 and that January's theme be the parts
> > > packs that Gary has chosen. If everyone who is interested in these or
> > > similar parts packs were to write an actual letter to Lego this month, I
> > > think the effort would be noticed.
> > >
> > > Gary, if you would get the ball rolling by sending this letter, I will
> > > also send a letter asking for the four different types of parts packs
> > > that you have suggested (with some variation). I would encourage others
> > > to do the same. I think it is reasonable to spend a little time
> > > composing one letter a month, just 12 a year, in an effort to be heard
> > > by the company who produces the products we spend so much time working
> > > with. What do you say?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Thomas Main
> > > main@appstate.edu
> > >
> > >
> > >
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