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Richie's made some excellent points. Consider the term Kleenex or even Coke.
Yes we do have to be careful *if* we get any endorsement by Lego. Though
having said that, we're much more likely to make mountain scenery out of
Megabloks than with Lego (consider the cost per brick) [1]
So is trying to get offical recognition worth it?
Santosh
[1] not saying we are building a mountain, but gee that'd be neat!
In lugnet.loc.au, Kerry Raymond writes:
> > Why try to stop us? Consider this: a number of Australian AFOLs dabble in
> > the dark side. What if Megablox etc were publicly exhibited under the
> > "LegOz" banner? I don't think TLC would like that!
>
> Now this is a valid point, and something to be borne in mind, if we do put
> on a public display (e.g. the train show). If the Lego word is used, then we
> probably have to ensure there are no clones. If there are clones, then we
> probably need to use some more neutral term like "brick".
>
> Kerry
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