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Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:10 pm
by JazZeke
I would really REALLY like to start an online petition to Hasbro to bring the Beast Wars II LIO CONVOY mold over into the Western Hemisphere for the 25th Anniversary Universe line. They could just label it as a "Beast Wars Era" Optimus Prime if they don't want to confuse anybody with the "Convoy" thing. I don't see why they can't do it, since the mold is already made and everyone knows anything Optimus Prime sells. This has been a sought-after mold for years, and when they released the Big Convoy mold here in the States people snatched it up instantly (I never even saw one in stores, and I get to Target a LOT.) You'd think it would be a no-brainer.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:38 pm
by Sledge
Anyone know of an online petition that's ever achieved anything? :P

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 6:11 pm
by JazZeke
Sledge wrote:Anyone know of an online petition that's ever achieved anything? :P

If I recall correctly, it was a petition that got the fandom the repaint of the Seacons, even if as a limited release.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 7:39 pm
by Down_Shift
Sledge wrote:Anyone know of an online petition that's ever achieved anything? :P



My online petition to stop all other online petitions.

Me - 1

Everyone else on the internet - 0

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:43 am
by Auto Bot
Isn't Seacons a Botcon toy? As opposed to regular Hasbro toy.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:23 am
by Down_Shift
Auto Bot wrote:Isn't Seacons a Botcon toy? As opposed to regular Hasbro toy.


They also need Hasbros permission to do so. So ultimatly it's Hasbros call.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:46 am
by Auto Bot
Down_Shift wrote:
Auto Bot wrote:Isn't Seacons a Botcon toy? As opposed to regular Hasbro toy.


They also need Hasbros permission to do so. So ultimatly it's Hasbros call.


I wouldn't really count that in as "answer to petition". Ok, maybe halfway only.

It's like, ok, i answer your petition. But i don't wanna mess up my own plans. So i pass it on to an affiliated smaller group. Just for the sake of pacifying the clamor.

I'd like to see Hasbro answer a real petition in its own line, make available to everyone.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:58 am
by Down_Shift
Auto Bot wrote:
Down_Shift wrote:
Auto Bot wrote:Isn't Seacons a Botcon toy? As opposed to regular Hasbro toy.


They also need Hasbros permission to do so. So ultimatly it's Hasbros call.


I wouldn't really count that in as "answer to petition". Ok, maybe halfway only.

It's like, ok, i answer your petition. But i don't wanna mess up my own plans. So i pass it on to an affiliated smaller group. Just for the sake of pacifying the clamor.

I'd like to see Hasbro answer a real petition in its own line, make available to everyone.


It makes sense putting it in the Collector line. Little kids would want 6 ugle looking fish whith what is comparably very poor play factor to other recent toys. Parents would pay $70-$80 price tag either, especially without any TV show promos or commercials.

Besides that petetion was going around for years and maybe only got a good 400-500 e-signatures. That's really not enough for a commercial release.

I'd say it's a blessing it's in the collectors line at all.

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:14 am
by Auto Bot
You got a point. :)

I didn't know the signatures were that few. (500 only?)

Re: Anyone know how to make on online petition?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:14 pm
by Down_Shift
Auto Bot wrote:You got a point. :)

I didn't know the signatures were that few. (500 only?)


If that. Too bad really, it would have fit in the com. line a few years back, but there wasn't enought hype for the US market.