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Re: BrickLink will join the LEGO® Group
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lugnet.mediawatch
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Mon, 9 Dec 2019 20:44:14 GMT
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In lugnet.mediawatch, “Abner Finley” amf70@aol.com wrote:
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So, what does this acquisition mean to you? It’s too soon to tell what
exactly will happen at this point, but the direction is clear. The LEGO Group
shares our ambition to create the best possible platform / experience for
adult fans.
We understand that you might have more questions about the details of future
changes. Please refer to these FAQs, and feel free to leave comments on this
post. We also welcome any suggestions or cool ideas for future collaboration
projects.
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More than anything, this sounds like Lego’s finally getting a piece of the
secondary market. It must have been eating at them for decades.
I’ve averaged about 0.56 transactions annually in the 18 years I’ve been on
Bricklink, so in practical terms this acquisition means nothing at all to me.
Philosophically, though, it’s simply another example of Lego seeking to expand
its hold over the brick toy universe.
YMMV, but that’s my $0.02.
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Message is in Reply To:
 | | BrickLink will join the LEGO® Group
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| From BrickLink.com Nov. 26, 2019 BRICKLINK will join the LEGO Group Dear BrickLink members, We are extremely excited to announce that BrickLink Limited has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to be acquired by the LEGO Group. As the LEGO (...) (5 years ago, 27-Nov-19, to lugnet.mediawatch, FTX)
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