Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:58 pm
how much are we talking?heather wrote:he was on ebay at christmas, and going for outrageous prices. but last night, nada
like $100, $150 or lower/higher?
like $100, $150 or lower/higher?
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like $100, $150 or lower/higher?
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:59 pm
well target list him at $7.99, one auction I saw had him up to $90
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:02 pm
holy crap that is a LOT!!!!!!!!heather wrote:well target list him at $7.99, one auction I saw had him up to $90
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:03 pm
well not as bad as a PS3 ($599) going for $2,000!!!I wrote:holy crap that is a LOT!!!!!!!!heather wrote:well target list him at $7.99, one auction I saw had him up to $90
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:04 pm
Wowzers...Cloud_ax wrote:holy crap that is a LOT!!!!!!!!heather wrote:well target list him at $7.99, one auction I saw had him up to $90
Monkey is cute and all, but he's no Owen. Owen's multi-functional! He's cute as a toy, but he doubles as a comfy pillow!
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:04 pm
wow 90 is a bit out of my price range what about owen on ebay?
an open letter to Miles
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:11 pm
Miles, now that there is a lull in the "battle of the comments page" its perhaps time to reflect and look to the future.
I think it would be smart to take advantage of current technology to channel comments into something new and exciting.......a so called "social networking" dimension to the LG universe.
Here is one view of the LG universe:
1. the video story itself
2. the forum discussion
3. the LGpedia
4. the comments community (social networking?)
You stated in a note to Lizard that it was your thought that eventually comments could run using the same "engine" as the forum. Current comments run on Word Press and I am not sure what engine forum uses. Your thought was that the comments could still be made on the home page but then they would be automatically archived in the forum format. At least that how I interpret your note.
As you mentioned a short term fix is to simply move the bulk of the comments to an Work Press archive page. I think that would keep everyone happy for now. However it also leaves them with different registration for comments and forums sections of the site. Personally I dont have a problem with that.......but I know you would like to see a single sign in and thats the driving force behind the integration with the forum engine.
However I think there may be a better way to take comments. Its basically become a "social networking site" in that its a very social place. Its not chat but its not a forum either. Its more like time delayed group instant messaging if that makes any sense. Well, one concept would be to develop the profiles pages into pages that take inspiration from MySpace. In other words allow people a high degree of personalization over their profile page and build messaging into their profile page. I am just throwing this out there. I am not sure how it would integrate with comments but my gut is that this kinda social networking direction would work far better with the comments community than the more rigid forum direction.
Perhaps we can generate some excitement for taking the comments community in a new direction using things like AJAX to make user profiles pages easy to design. Lets take LG15 into the future.
I think it would be smart to take advantage of current technology to channel comments into something new and exciting.......a so called "social networking" dimension to the LG universe.
Here is one view of the LG universe:
1. the video story itself
2. the forum discussion
3. the LGpedia
4. the comments community (social networking?)
You stated in a note to Lizard that it was your thought that eventually comments could run using the same "engine" as the forum. Current comments run on Word Press and I am not sure what engine forum uses. Your thought was that the comments could still be made on the home page but then they would be automatically archived in the forum format. At least that how I interpret your note.
As you mentioned a short term fix is to simply move the bulk of the comments to an Work Press archive page. I think that would keep everyone happy for now. However it also leaves them with different registration for comments and forums sections of the site. Personally I dont have a problem with that.......but I know you would like to see a single sign in and thats the driving force behind the integration with the forum engine.
However I think there may be a better way to take comments. Its basically become a "social networking site" in that its a very social place. Its not chat but its not a forum either. Its more like time delayed group instant messaging if that makes any sense. Well, one concept would be to develop the profiles pages into pages that take inspiration from MySpace. In other words allow people a high degree of personalization over their profile page and build messaging into their profile page. I am just throwing this out there. I am not sure how it would integrate with comments but my gut is that this kinda social networking direction would work far better with the comments community than the more rigid forum direction.
Perhaps we can generate some excitement for taking the comments community in a new direction using things like AJAX to make user profiles pages easy to design. Lets take LG15 into the future.
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:11 pm
good question.Lcaf wrote:wow 90 is a bit out of my price range what about owen on ebay?
Re: an open letter to Miles
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:13 pm
... to boldly go where no web site has gone before!modelmotion wrote: Lets take LG15 into the future.
*star trek theme*
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:24 pm
I think its a great idea modelmotion. I hope the ceators listen to you and make lg15 the best it can be
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:24 pm
So, with our little puppet friend being $90, are LG 15 merchandise collecters items already?
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:30 pm
if by collecters items you mean wanted by many id say yes.owned wrote:So, with our little puppet friend being $90, are LG 15 merchandise collecters items already?
btw
auction as in ebay.heather wrote: well target list him at $7.99, one auction I saw had him up to $90
so 90 was not the original price.
Re: an open letter to Miles
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:31 pm
We can have a LG15 Convention! the end of June 2008 in San Francisco! or something... not that i've given it a lot of thought or anything... *whistles quietly and turns away*Cloud_ax wrote:... to boldly go where no web site has gone before!modelmotion wrote: Lets take LG15 into the future.
*star trek theme*
MEEP!
Re: an open letter to Miles
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:33 pm
i would love to go to a LG15 Convention!!!! it would be cool!!!deathstarpsycho wrote:We can have a LG15 Convention! the end of June 2008 in San Francisco! or something... not that i've given it a lot of thought or anything... *whistles quietly and turns away*Cloud_ax wrote:... to boldly go where no web site has gone before!modelmotion wrote: Lets take LG15 into the future.
*star trek theme*
MEEP!
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 5:43 pm
I like the idea of an LG15 convention, as well. Can I book my booth space now? A huge banner over it with the words "See Apo, the oldest living LG15 fan, and other oddities!