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I'm not sure who takes responsibility for promoting Stack Exchange, but it would help a lot if they could organise shout-outs on well known LEGO fansites.

A well worded e-mail sent to the site's administrators could be just the thing we need to find potential target users.

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Promoting of the site is a community responsibility - each user should do it as much as he can to the persons he knows.

That said, I'm personnaly holding off a little on publicity, for the following reasons:

  • I would like the "LEGO Answers" trademark issue settled first, so that we give a coherent image to other well known LEGO communities
  • I wouldn't mind building a bit more momentum before reaching out to high-profile communities.

I tried once to communicate something to Huw Millington (Brickset) about a way to scan minifig barcodes for Android (before you could find dozens of apps to do it), and while he did respond to a few mails, I had the clear impression I wasn't really reaching to him - presumably because he's got way too much junk to sort out. I'm not saying I won't try to push bricks.se to him too, but I still feel now is not the time.

However, if you happen to stumble upon a discussion on a topic which has been asked here... it's worth sharing a link. (I've seen someone on Facebook who had just noticed the stud in minifig heads had changed, for example)

Don't forget your local LUG and/or ambassadors, too. I'll probably post something to FreeLUG someday, and through Didier Enjary that should go further to RailBricks. But as you say, it needs to be well-worded, so I'm not rushing myself there either.

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    Talking about promotion: I use the Share option under the question from time to time and this question (bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/1754/…) which I Shared over a month ago has exploded in traffic today.
    – pcantin
    Commented Apr 15, 2013 at 23:14

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