[chasingthewind]

This is basically a fluff piece about Lego with a side helping of climate and sustainability topics. It’s not a particularly good article in my opinion. I think the most fundamental question facing Lego is that clone brick makers are now able to deliver excellent sets at significantly lower cost. The article doesn’t mention that at all.

[sho_hn]

Agreed. Plus I expected photos of some sort of in-house reference product archive given the title, and instead there was none of that. It's at the level of blogspam.

[Fire-Dragon-DoL]

Is it? All the clones have been garbage to whoever used to use lego extensively.

Some bricks have incompatible vertical/horizontal measurements, many bricks don't stick in places, others are too small to be able to easily fit with hands.