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Subject: 
lugnet.alpha-team and lugnet.sports [was Re: I am not so sure on how to say this in here.]
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lugnet.general, lugnet.admin.nntp
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Date: 
Mon, 6 Jan 2003 00:25:07 GMT
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"Matt Hein" <Pyrokid17@hotmail.com> writes:
> In lugnet.general, Jesse Alan Long writes: • [...]
> > Apparently, this is going to be called LEGO Sports as
> > far as I know.  By the way, I have raised this argument
> > before but would it not make better sense to combine
> > the Football and Soccer links into one site?  I mean,
> > yeah, I know everyone else calls what we call soccer
> > football but even so, there is a whole new LEGO genre
> > being made this year and I think that it is only fair
> > to make room for this genre.

I agree.  Any admins listening???

> Lugnet.build.alphateam or something fitting
> to .espionage. Since Lugnet has so many
> newsgroups, these could be posted to .build
> .military, since the sets deal with such
> matters. (bomb squads, helicopters, tactical,
> etc.)

The .build hierarchy is for categories that are not official LEGO
product lines.  Official product lines get top-level groups.  I think
that the fact that there is no lugnet.sports has more to do with the
admins being too busy to set it up than anything else.  So
lugnet.alpha-team would be the right place for that.  (I included the
dash because Alpha Team is two words.)

--Bill.

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