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Re: What kinds of LEGO-based conventions do you want?
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Wed, 21 Aug 2002 23:15:03 GMT
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Stephen wrote in message ...
> Public MOC displays refers to displays for public consumption. I wasn't
> really making the distinction between LUGNET/AFoLs and the "naive" public.
> "Public" refers to the difference between a display on a table for a bunch
> of people to look at versus a MOC that you show someone at your home (more
> one-on-one).
Right. I do think though, that you are getting two sets of answers to the
one poll question... one set from people who like to put on MOC displays for
the general public to view, like a train layout at a show (which requires
that people are there with the layout when it's on display), and one set who
want to display their MOCs to other conf attendees and look at otehr
people's MOC's, without necessarily having to be with them all teh time
(assuming other attendees know how to be careful of normally rugged Lego
models).
It makes a difference to me. I can be part of displays for the GP several
times a year right here at home, and although I enjoy it, at a con I'd
rather spend my time doing things otehr than guarding my models... but I DO
want to display my MOCs for other attendees and see theirs.
Does the distinction make sense?
Kevin
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> Regarding the time/resources spent "guarding" the display, as convention
> organizers we're willing to put the resources into whatever aspect of the
> event is most appealing to attendees. The poll wasn't designed to include
> your - as a MOC creator - time to guard your own MOC. It was meant to poll
> attendees how much time they would want to LOOK at the MOCs.
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> It is a good point about the "sacredness" of each person's MOC. I know when
> I went to BricksWest, I brought a bunch of delicate and intricate Castle
> MOCs and I wouldn't even have considered showing it if I wasn't there. On
> the other hand, it was really awesome to stand (or sit after my feet • started
> hurting :) behind the MOC and watch the kids faces light up.
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> -stephen
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> In lugnet.events.nwbrickcon, Kevin Wilson writes:
> > Stephen wrote in message ...
> > > Where would you like us to put most of our energy and focus when • putting
> > > together a convention? Are classes the most important? Maybe you want as
> > > many displays as possible? Do you think gaming belongs in someone's • attic,
> > > and not at a convention? :)
> > > Let us know "What are your preferred events/interests?"
> > > http://members.lugnet.com/polls/ballots/?n=67
> >
> > I notice that "Public MOC displays" is currently at the top. But... what
> > does Public mean? Open to teh general public? Or just public to conference
> > attendees? To me that makes a difference. Open to the GP means a lot of • work
> > guarding the layout(s) when people might rather be doing otehr conference
> > things.
> >
> > Kevin
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