"COPPA bans BZPower from talking to Greg Farshtey" is not necessarily accurate. First, you used "ban" in the way that many have argued over. Moreover, COPPA had already existed for over a decade. Thus, it was LEGO policy based on COPPA that kept Greg from contacting younger members. Plus, we could always say it was really the other way around, since Greg was the one bound be LEGO policy, but both are technically accurate. Further, Greg continued to communicate with Alyska and a few other BZP members, so really LEGO just kept Greg (and Binkmeister) from communicating with members whose ages were unknown or known to be under 13.

I'd also like to ask what you mean by "BZPower turns 10," as "BZP" (in a loose sense of the term) had existed as BZCommunity and Kanohi Power before their merger. (But I'm too lazy to research the timeline at the moment).

Finally, BIONICLE was released on December 30 of 2000 in Europe--but that's just splitting hairs. (June/July was of 2001 was the North America release, if you'd like to add that in there, and presumably some parts of the world got BIONICLE even later.)

Oh, goodness, why did I just write all of that?

>2011

>big year for Bionicle

excuse me whilst I lol

>2011

>big year for Bionicle

 

excuse me whilst I lol

My point exactly. 2011 was Bionicle's 10th anniversary, so it was SUPPOSED to be a big year! That's what 10th anniversaries are supposed to be with any franchise.

No more sets, no big year.

You forgot the part where Hero Factory became awesome this year.

I should also point out BS01 isn't -down- really, it's just not restored fully.

I should also point out BS01 isn't -down- really, it's just not restored fully.

Well to the end user it's "down" because we can't access any tablets. That's what I mean.

You can access most pages. It's just the ones we have yet to restore that will take a bit.

And thankfully at this point that's now many.