Happy New Year 2021 to all!

And one more ! Ten years that the site has been in existence, ten years that some of you have regularly come to exchange via comments or provide other readers with their expertise and advice, ten years that have seen many readers of all ages and all horizons to arrive, stay, leave or come back after a more or less prolonged period of Dark Age.

I warmly thank all those who help make the site a space for discussion, exchange and sharing. 2020 has been a special year and many of us have had to adjust, learning to be a bit bored, discovering work or study from home and the internet has been one of the few hobbies for many people. The frequentation of the site increased according to the periods of confinement, and like in many other online spaces, the exchanges were amplified via the comments. This growing interactivity is obviously in line with what I repeat every year: A site without interactions is a one-way space and that's not what I want to offer. My opinion is only valid because it is shared or disputed, I do not pretend to serve absolute truths throughout an article or review. Without being a discussion forum as such, the site is generating more and more interactions today and that is its raison d'être.

The tips for use that are close to my heart and which are even more relevant in this complicated period: don't sacrifice anything for a box of LEGO. Don't go into debt to buy LEGOs. Plastic cannot be eaten, and it does not sell for as expensive as some people would like to believe, especially when it is necessary to act in an emergency. If personal constraints force you to put this passion aside temporarily, don't worry, nothing is final, you can come back to it later.

Next year, I hope that you will continue, as you have been doing for ten years already for some of you, to come and interact with other fans in these pages. A passion only really makes sense if it can be shared with others, even if they don't agree with you.

I wish you all a happy new year 2021, for many of us it probably shouldn't be worse than 2020 anyway.