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Re: There can be only one
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 12 Jun 2003 00:48:52 GMT
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newbies?
That’s supposed to be the name for the people who are like here for a week
isn’t it?
Either way, this thing has gotten to where the ‘hierarchy’ of Lugnet,
the original members, have established this ‘little world’ in where there
are many pics and an established rank. To the new ones, be it new as in
year new or month new, they are, well, left out. Ive been ignored sometimes,
as have others I know, and i admit its turned me off of posting.
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As have I. The reason I do not post my MOCs is not because they are CAD or
microfig, but because it is a waste of time to post. I know I’ll get maybe one
or two replies, so therefore I don’t waste my time. I have proven this.
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Maybe I’m wrong, Maybe there is no hierarchy, but it seems that little
accomplishments by these ‘old dudes’ make more headlines then huge
accomplishments by unknown dudes, like myself.
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I concur. Some well-known “insider” posts something about a Fleebnork, but when
a “newbie” posts a real great ship, it is either ignored or hardly replied to.
This is why the newbie will eventually stop posting their MOCs.
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This is my opinion, and I’ll
prolly get in trouble one way or another for it. I hate tho how younger
kids (e.g JHK, me, Dan, any other people who I didn’t name) are viewed as
babies and apparently ‘unworthy’ of claim to others. Like it or not, thats
the way LUGNET’s started to become.
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Yes it has. A 13 year old, such as myself, can have as much talent as Dan
Jassim or Mark Sandlin has. However, younger teens are not always allowed to
have jobs in certain states, therefore cannot buy enough LEGO to make something
as large or as good as an older person.
The LUGNet hierarchy should not be classified by age, but by the way the builder
builds. It feels good, I admit, if an “insider” replies to your MOC post,
because it makes you feel noticed. But if no one replies, not even fellow
newbies, it decreases your morale. Even if you have a great MOC but a lower
morale thanks to lack of replies, you don’t want to post.
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It’s one of its only drawbacks, but that seems to be the case.
So, now I dip back into my life and out of Lego for awhile...
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And I dip back to the twisted concoctions of my brain...
-Dan
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Message has 6 Replies:
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| (...) The size of a collection or a MOC has no relevance on the number of replies it receives...People respond to posts of unique, interesting models that look cool or do cool things. You can't expect everyone to get excited over yet another small (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)
| | | Re: There can be only one
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| (...) Remember guys, no one *has* to respond to anything. We all respond when we do because we simply want to. It's a free continent. You shouldn't be looking for responses to feel accepted within the community, but rather only post because you want (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) I've used to think there was an evil cabal of old-timers who sat in judgment on projects, and refused to comment on anything by a newbie. Until I made so many cool projects that they couldn't ignore me. But for every jerkoff who refuses to (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)
| | | Feedback (Was Re: There can be only one)
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| (...) All you've proven is that you give up too easily. Looking back on your posts to space, you just haven't posted that many MOCs. If you want praise, you have to really impress. If you want constructive criticism, you have to ask for it (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)
| | | Re: There can be only one
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| In lugnet.space, Dan Mattia wrote: -snip- (...) Sheesh! I am just a Lugnet Lurker. I read posts, I look at cool MOCs by others, I play in LDRAW (MLCAD actually, but gotta give props to James Jessiman), I rarely ever finish a MOC. But I am _SO TIRED_ (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space)
| | | Re: Feedback (Was Re: There can be only one)
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| (...) You have a good point here Paul. you have to make people sit up and take notice. and perseverance is the best way and whining tends not to do that. (...) I have to say Paul, that at Brickmeet last weekend, even though I only brought one MOC (...) (21 years ago, 13-Jun-03, to lugnet.space)
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| | Re: There can be only one
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| (...) newbies? That's supposed to be the name for the people who are like here for a week isn't it? Either way, this thing has gotten to where the 'hierarchy' of Lugnet, the original members, have established this 'little world' in where there are (...) (21 years ago, 12-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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