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Re: Understanding Leaks
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 7 Jan 2003 21:41:43 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Paul S. D'Urbano writes:
> I wouldn't be surprised to learn that competitors and clone brands pay
> attention to LEGO fan sites to try to get a scoop on what TLC is up to.
I'm not so sure about this. With the exception of Shifty bricks, I can't
think of any current clone brands that do much copying from LEGO, certainly
not to the extent that they'd lurk around fan sites to cull secret, leaked
information. What would be the benefit? MegaBloks is already subjected to
periodic aggressive litigation by TLC with allegations of patent violations;
why would MegaBloks (or any competitor) want to open itself to such obvious
intellectual property theft?
//unbelievably funny commentary on
If anything, I suspect LEGO of exploiting MegaBloks leaks, since LEGO cloned
the clone's Xtreme theme with its skate park, et al...
//unbelievably funny commentary off
Dave!
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| Hi All, This may have been covered before, but as a relative newbie, I'd like to better understand what is meant when people talk about "leaks." I've noticed a number of folks talk about leaks in both LUGNET and FBTB, and gotten the impression that (...) (21 years ago, 7-Jan-03, to lugnet.general)
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