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Re: I miss the old LUGNET...
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 2 Nov 2001 18:20:52 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Matt Sekerak writes:
> Ditto, Nick. These days I'll post a simple thought or question and it will
> be glossed over as though never created. I feel Lugnet has developed its
> own clique (sp?). There seems to be a core group, or an "in crowd" that
> communicate with eachother and nobody else. O.K. no big deal...I'm not
> offended, I just don't post much anymore...I've become a passive observer
> because I still like the site - I'm just not popular! By the way, my FBTB
> custom gallery was recently updated, it's under Matt sekerak.
To a certain extent this is true, but this is true of all public forums.
This can be seen in every Internet newsgroup that I participate in. In my
opinion, Lugnet has as its creators and keepers some of the most vocal and
popular of the core croup.
This does not diminish its value, nor does it prevent me from posting. I
was never really part of the "core group" of alt.toys.lego, but I was there.
Same for rec.toys.lego, and now the same for Lugnet. As long as I've got an
Internet connection, I'll be a very small part of the online LEGO community.
By definition, the vast majority of the online LEGO community are not part
of the small "core group", but it shouldn't stop them from participating.
Jeff Findley (been around since the beginning of a.t.l. and will hopefully
be around for some time to come)
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| Good point, Jeff. I, too, will always be a part of the Lego community regardless of my "popularity." (OOOH! A response! I feel so important now!) OK, I'll shut up. (23 years ago, 2-Nov-01, to lugnet.general)
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| | Re: I miss the old LUGNET...
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| Ditto, Nick. These days I'll post a simple thought or question and it will be glossed over as though never created. I feel Lugnet has developed its own clique (sp?). There seems to be a core group, or an "in crowd" that communicate with eachother (...) (23 years ago, 2-Nov-01, to lugnet.general)
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