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In lugnet.build.contests, Todd Lehman writes:
> 1. Come up with a new classic space set design -- something that wasn't
> ever released by LEGO but which fits into the classic space style. Design
> a set that looks like it might have been a real set at the time. [...]
Some people are taking the above a little more literally than I'd intended.
I hadn't intended on encouraging hoax-style designs where people fake up
catalog scans or instruction scans complete with realistic-looking set
numbers -- although I'm certainly not opposed to this so long as:
* You document in NO UNCERTAIN TERMS (via some kind of disclaimer) on your
entry that it is NOT A REAL SET; and
* You don't intentionally or accidentally mislead anyone into thinking it
was a real set -- for even if you think the distinction is obvious from
the context or the image quality, it may not be obvious to everyone; and
* You don't falsely claim that LEGO owns the copyright on your image to make
it look more "real."
That said, I think the entries so far are absolutely outstanding, and they've
already begun to exceed my wildest expectations. I can't wait to see what
lies in store for the next 4 weeks!
--Todd
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