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Re: Who owns the stuff, the club or the individaul members?
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lugnet.trains.org
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Thu, 21 Sep 2000 02:53:09 GMT
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cmasi@cmasi.chem.tulane.&StopSpam&edu
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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> In lugnet.trains.org, Christopher Masi writes:
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> > Anyway, I was just curious about the internal workings of the clubs.
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> GMLTC and WAMALUG reps have already described the two main modes, "one person
> plus", and "pooled with ownership known". At some point, perhaps, someday,
> some club will come into significant funds via some windfall or major activity
> to raise funds. At that point a third mode will arise in which the club itself
> owns significant bricks.
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> At this time that hasn't come to pass, at least as far as we know. I think it
> would take a major independent fundraising activity for it to happen as I
> can't see a club charging large dues in order to fund a brick collection, too
> many of us are stretched to the limit funding our own habits.
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> If and when it does, it will be very interesting sociologically to see what
> processess evolve around decisions as to what to buy, how to maintain, where
> to keep, and so forth.
>
> Interesting question, though.
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> ++Lar
I have been thinking about it because I have been thinking about (distant
future thinking about) trying to establish a LEGO club at Tulane (TULUG?). One
would think that a university would be a pretty good place for a LEGO club. I am
somewhat friendly with one of the professors in the Architecture department, and
he really wants to see some of the stuff I have done. Actually, he probably just
wants to play with some LEGO.
If there was interest in the club I wondered how we would do it. Own your own,
borrow the clubs, get money from the university for club LEGO, collect dues for
club LEGO, get LEGO to discount LEGO, or get LEGO to donate LEGO...
Anyway, it would be interesting to see if there would be enough interest.
Chris
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