New post flair added - "MOC - Instructions Available" - which means that you can post links to you instructions (on Rebrickable for example) and let everyone know right away. There are rules though, keep on reading...
BlockTalk Summary
A new post flair, "MOC - Instructions Available," has been added, allowing users to share links to their LEGO creations' instructions, such as those found on Rebrickable. This new flair aims to make it easier for the community to discover and access building guides for custom LEGO models.
The introduction of this flair comes with a key guideline: the "10% rule" remains in effect. This rule emphasizes the importance of active community participation. Users are encouraged to engage with other members' posts, offer comments, and share work-in-progress pictures. The goal is to foster a collaborative environment where creators contribute beyond just promoting their paid instructions.
This initiative seeks to encourage more user-generated content and enhance the community's overall experience. By promoting interaction and engagement, the new flair aims to create a more vibrant and supportive space for LEGO enthusiasts to share their creations and learn from each other.
The "10% rule" still mostly applies. You need to be an active member of this community, not just someone who posts their builds in order to get everyone to buy their paid instructions. While we understand the incentive you have to promote your work, please do also comment on other people's builds, post work in progress pictures, etc. This is another step to ensure that you will be posting more of your MOCs, which is what we all want. Thank you! submitted by /u/Vondrr [link] [comments]
Read the Full Article
This is a summary. Read the complete story at r/legotechnic.
