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Re: A change in attitude: was Big Brother is Watching (and reading, too!)
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 22 Oct 1999 22:27:37 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Nick Goetz writes:
> Heck for all I know Lehman might be some
> covert Lego operation to seduce ideas from the public at large. (Whoa! too
> much X-Files)
Comparing the quality of the two sites (lugnet and lego), I don't think that
Todd would appreiciate the insinuation that he's been working for TLG ;)
> Overall I can't help but think we are all shooting ourselves in the
> foot. Everytime someone mentions how "stupid the Lego Group is for not
> allowing bulk orders" or "how this years StarWars sucks" you have to believe
> that people at Lego are probaly reading it. And you know what, if you were
> polite to me on the phone, and then you turned around and said you were
> going to "turn on more heat" I would write you off real quick. If you tick
> off the wrong person all forward motion stops.
I disagree - when companies do market research, they don't offer lolipops to
people who say nice things about them - because the source is only valuable if
it is as true as possible. Now if Lego want to know what their (especially if
that report about 1/2 their customers being adult males is true!) customers
think, then this place is an ideal resource for them!
Question (for conspiracy theorists): is it a more ideal resource if TLG keep
their presence hidden? :)
I agree that individual TLG members might choose to react differently to Mike
if they do read his posting. But that's their decision - he's been honest,
reasoned and he's kept his honour regarding TLG identities, I don't think
they'd have any reason to hold a grudge.
I think that the place to be polite, constructive and non-provocative is in the
Dear-Lego newsgroup, but we wouldn't be doing anyone a favour if we felt
watched and inhibited every time we posted elsewhere.
Richard
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