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Re: BrickFest registration fees (was: LEGO Adult Fan Convention at Legoland California?)
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Newsgroups:
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lugnet.events, lugnet.events.brickfest
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Date:
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Tue, 12 Sep 2006 21:49:28 GMT
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In lugnet.events, Marc Nelson Jr. wrote:
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In lugnet.events, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
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In lugnet.events, Marc Nelson Jr. wrote:
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In lugnet.events, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
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If the organizer wants it to be a successful event, theyre likely to be
responsible with resources to ensure future successes.
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Very true. But what if they dont want to run BF anymore? What if they need
money for hospital bills? What if they default on their mortgage or arent
paying their child support or their taxes? Neither the bank nor the taxman
is going to be swayed by But, but... that money is for a LEGO convention!
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Then, if they have that money available, and its legally theirs, I dont
see why they wouldnt use it. Legally, morally... its theirs. As a LEGO
fan, I would sure like to see it put back to use for community events, but
since its somebody elses money, I really dont have a say. And stuff
happens.
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You dont see that as a weakness? That one bad apple or even an innocent
personal problem could potentially wipe out a community event? LUGNET is a
perfect example of this - everything depended on just two people, and
problems have resulted from that fact.
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Never said it was an ideal scenario. I was just pointing out what is rather
than what might be preferred. And the way it is right now is that the
intellectual property for the name BrickFest is held by AMH Productions, who
holds all the rights and responsibilities of managing that brand. If you think
BrickFest should be a non-profit corporation (rather than a Limited Liability
Corporation), theyre the organization you need to convince. (I dont know the
details of AMH.)
If there were a choice between having an international LEGO fan convention owned
by a company, or not having an international LEGO fan convention at all, Id
pick the former.
Kelly
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