Re: Magazine Question

["Michael Walker" <walker@hotkey.net.au>]

I would also imagine that tarting up articles would turn the magazine from a
reasonably timely purveyor of news towards a historical magazine such as
Newsrail as articles and news are held over for want of tarting them up or
to make space for the tarting of other articles. I prefer it as it is, I
stopped buying Newsrail for the reasons that the news was old, there wasn't
much and the articles on 'safeworking procedures in Upper Comebacktowest
between the 14thMay 1892 and 16th May 1892 when a special train ran through'
started to bore me stiff. The only exception to this in the last two or so
years was last October's issue where they had a brief history of Eltham
station and significant amounts on what was done to make it a Premium
Station which I found interesting because I live near Eltham and it was
reasonably current information mixed with a little bit of history of
relevance to me.