Grave thoughts

Wildwood

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I normally just add the magazine to the recycling pile as soon as it arrives as I prefer to selectively read the on-line version.   However this month I, in the interests of comparison, had a browse through the paper version. 

What did I find..  Pages and pages and pages of advertising. with virtually nothing of any interest in between.  Yes I know that the on- line version also has wall to wall adverts , but somehow they are not so in your face and can, to a degree,
be avoided. 

As soon as the CC offer a discount on the annual fees for those not wanting to receive the paper magazine I will stop them sending it out. Meantime I will resume the time honoured practice of dumping the CC advertising catalogue, otherwise
known as the monthly mag, straight into the recycle bin.

K 

The adverts help pay for the magazine but I do agree that the online versions makes them less noticeable.

I do not think the magazine will be available on line only for the time being as I think the circulation figures which attract the advertisers is based on the printed version.

add the magazine to the recycling pile as soon as it arrives as I prefer to selectively read the on-line version.   However this month I, in the interests of comparison, had a browse through the paper version. 

What did I find..  Pages and pages and pages of advertising. with virtually nothing of any interest in between.  Yes I know that the on- line version also has wall to wall adverts , but somehow they are not so in your face and can, to a degree,
be avoided. 

As soon as the CC offer a discount on the annual fees for those not wanting to receive the paper magazine I will stop them sending it out. Meantime I will resume the time honoured practice of dumping the CC advertising catalogue, otherwise
known as the monthly mag, straight into the recycle bin.

K 

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