How would you like to receive your magazine? [PAUL SMITH]
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2000 12:12 pm
PAUL SMITH wrote:
Ever since I started sailing D15's in 1993 I have acquired the magazines and kept every issue, as it is nice to look back and see how the class has developed. I also did this previously with the Scorpion Association, and indeed still have many of those magazines at home. Whilst the web-site is certainly a more immediate way of communicating with people on individual topics, it does not replace a regular magazine which is a round-up of events and articles presented in a more appealing format.
To put it in context, would you still read `Yachts & Yachting` if the contents were only available on the web-site ?
- Case dismissed - LONG LIVE THE MAGAZINE !
Ever since I started sailing D15's in 1993 I have acquired the magazines and kept every issue, as it is nice to look back and see how the class has developed. I also did this previously with the Scorpion Association, and indeed still have many of those magazines at home. Whilst the web-site is certainly a more immediate way of communicating with people on individual topics, it does not replace a regular magazine which is a round-up of events and articles presented in a more appealing format.
To put it in context, would you still read `Yachts & Yachting` if the contents were only available on the web-site ?
- Case dismissed - LONG LIVE THE MAGAZINE !