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Re: Is Brickshelf slow for anyone else lately?
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 27 Nov 2002 16:06:55 GMT
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You know, this is sounding like a really good idea! I see something a lot like
how Lugnet is working, where you can have posting abilities w/o membership, but
no added benefits.
and benefits could include loading w/o moderation (and if someone does load
something inappropriate, they would be permanently revoked, etc).. or even not
to go that far, but random moderation or something like that.
-or maybe there could be a limit for the amount non-members can post, but
unlimited for members.
personally, i would pay as much for my lugnet membership as i would a
brickshelf membership.
-lenny
In lugnet.general, Matt Hein writes:
> In lugnet.general, Jeremy Scott writes:
>
> > A big "me to" here. It is really a sad thing to see happen. Not only was
> > it slow when you first brought up this topic, but I feel it is worse now. I
> > feel it may be a result of lack of $$$ which means less bandwith. KL, just
> > ask and I know you shall recieve. Where do I send the PP donation???
> >
> > Jeremy Scott
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> Yeah...I would have no problem paying for my account,
> so long as they eliminate the moderation process.
> (who would honestly upload files of poor discretion
> if they're paying for the account?) Other than that,
> and the thought that the paid funds would help
> support the site operation process, I'll support
> that area of interest.
>
> As long as the service remains free, KL (or the entities
> which operate Brickshelf L.L.C), will continue to pay
> out of their pockets,which means less speed for us.
> (unless some generous individual throws in a large
> lump sum to alleviate that problem, however, I don't
> believe that will happen any time soon...)
>
> Anyone else?
>
> <<_Matt Hein_>>
> Fellow lego enthusiast
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