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Re: Met a LEGO rep...
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 4 Dec 1998 18:34:05 GMT
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Tom McDonald wrote in message ...
> Phillip Greco writes:
> > This raises an interesting question. We have people from all over the • world on
> > this newsgroup and not one works for Lego?
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> Think of what would happen if such an employee disclosed that information • here:
> such a person might be beset with questions, suggestions and criticisms. • Even if such
> people do read this newsgroup, rtl, and/or other ng's, it really is in • their best interest to
> only lurk and not participate in discussions, and to spend more time in the • participation
> of improving the product we all love.
This is 100% true. I do actually work for a major software company (not
hard to figure out which one if you spend a minute looking) and purposefully
don't use my email from that company in internet correspondence. While I do
sometimes answer questions about our products I do it from this address
(alex@phred.org) because its not related to anything and doesn't make the
response appear as an official answer. I leave the official answers to our
support folks.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were Lego employees who read and posted on
RTL and lugnet.com, but they probably just keep quiet about who they really
work for. I expect that this is true for almost all major newsgroups and
mailing lists about a specific companies products.
alex
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| (...) <ramble> Think of what would happen if such an employee disclosed that information here: such a person might be beset with questions, suggestions and criticisms. Even if such people do read this newsgroup, rtl, and/or other ng's, it really is (...) (26 years ago, 3-Dec-98, to lugnet.general)
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