What kind of competitions would you like on r/legotechnic? Would you take part in them?
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The moderation team behind the r/legotechnic community is planning to expand its engagement efforts by introducing new building competitions and themed months. Building upon the upcoming launch of MOC of the Month posts in May, the subreddit organizers believe the community has grown large enough to successfully sustain broader community-wide building challenges.
To ensure the success of these new initiatives, the subreddit leadership is directly polling its userbase to gather vital feedback. Organizers are asking members two primary questions: what specific themes they would enjoy seeing featured for LEGO Technic builds, and whether they would actively participate in constructing MOCs (My Own Creation) based on those themes. Community members are also encouraged to share any alternative ideas or suggestions in the discussion thread.
These upcoming community events highlight the growing activity and collaboration within online LEGO building spaces. Fans looking to construct complex Technic mechanisms and custom creations can ensure they have the right tools on hand by keeping a brick separator nearby for easy modifications during their builds.
Hello again! As you know, MOC of the Month posts are beginning in May, but we were also thinking about introducing "themed" months or other kinds of competitions, as the userbase of this sub is big enough for things like that to take off (hopefully!). We of course need to take into account what would actually interest you. The kinds of lego technic builds you would enjoy creating and seeing on the sub. So 2 big questions, one open and one with only 2 possibilities: What kinds of themes would...
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