  
| Author: | DDSEnt  | | Posted: | Jan 26, 2024 21:00 | | Subject: | Re: Variants Thread - January 26 | | Viewed: | 81 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| PHASE II
The removal of all discontinued parts regardless of mold variations as
"these entries clutter up important basic parts" for the new users.
This may sound crazy, but no more crazy to the majority of users then what is
currently planned for February 15th.
Who do the current changes benefit?
NOT the Legacy of Daniel Jesek or all of the volunteers who created the database
NOT the Lego Community: Loss of an incredible resource that is used by most of
us on a daily basis
NOT the Sellers: Except for a few who want to save time, but at what cost.
NOT the Buyer: Will make it much harder to find the parts needed. Both new and
old buyers have been navigating this system for years.
Probably NOT Admin: I would assume most are against this move and see the nightmare
ahead.
That leaves LEGO.COM: I left a lengthy post in the first thread about how and
why this might benefit LEGO.COM's revenue, but I deleted it right after posting.
I will leave this topic up to your own critical thinking.
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Message is in Reply To:  Variants Thread - January 26 - Admin_Russell | Hello again everyone, My initial post on this subject earlier this month has garnered almost 700 replies, which is right about the level of the BrickArms threads a few years [...]
(4 months ago, Jan 26, 2024, to Catalog) |
Message Has 1 Reply: Re: Variants Thread - January 26 - randyf (442) | [...] My personal opinion is that this is all being driven by the LEGO group due to the BDP and MOC Pop-up Store beta program. Those two programs are absolutely essential [...]
(4 months ago, Jan 26, 2024, to Catalog) |
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