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Re: Jake did good Thanks!!
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Newsgroups:
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Thu, 6 May 2004 17:29:10 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Ted Michon wrote:
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someone else wrote(1)
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We can all keep ranting
about how we dont like it or we can realize the decision has been made and
move on.
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Actually, Im not being that magnanamous. I dont like the color change and
if ranting or anything else might get it reversed I will rant.
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Yep. If I thought ranting and carrying on would increase our influence in the
company rather than diminish it, or would be likely to reverse the change, Id
be out there ranting too.
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My point was rather that I cant understand why people are questioning that
TLCs reasons as given by Jake are anything but the true reasons. And I
certainly dont approve of us giving Jake a harder time than we already do.
I have every reason to think that Jakes unique position at TLC as an
advocate for the serious LEGO builder (I personally dislike the term AFOL) is
as much due to Jake working to get the company to create the position as to
being selected for the job.
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Agreed. Jake started out as in charge of some aspects of web development, NOT as
a community liason guy... So I think youre spot on in your speculation that
Jakes lobbying was at least in part responsible for the very existance of the
role...
I agree with the part I snipped about not shooting the messenger (or not biting
the hand that feeds us, in some ways) too...
1 - Ted, a favor please. Dont snip attribution, it leads to accidental
misquoting... Thanks!
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| (...) Actually, I'm not being that magnanamous. I don't like the color change and if ranting or anything else might get it reversed I will rant. My point was rather that I can't understand why people are questioning that TLC's reasons as given by (...) (21 years ago, 6-May-04, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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