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Re: TLC hiring fans (was: Re: AFOLs as cheapskates)
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 15 Jan 2001 23:33:47 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Suzanne D. Rich writes:
> but not in areas capable of thumbs up / thumbs down rulings.
Which is REALLY not getting *it* in a crucial way. I am reminded of the
hideously bizarre "infantilism" rooms at TLC headquarters that was reported
on -- what's the point of THAT when we have adults (AFOL) who know precisely
how and why ANYONE of ANY AGE would play with lego proper (and by this I
mean the less juniorized element options)? These are precisely the people
who should have a thumbs up or thumbs down decision making ability.
It's quite galling to hear that an AFOL-type interest in the product
actually works aginst a TLC employee in terms of advancement, etc. (as noted
in Kevin's post further down). What CAN they be thinking?!
> I also believe that everyone here who posts is an unpaid consultant.
Yeah, once I realized this deep down it made me want to post less to lugnet,
and actually -- I am posting less! Woohoo!!! It's like casting pearls
before swine...
Hugs and kisses everyone,
Richard (enjoying his holiday by actually building Castle Blacktron)
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