Hi Burt:

Please take what I'm about to say with a grain of salt. These are my reactions after visiting the link that you provided in your earlier message.

I was expecting a professional presentation of a request for me to spend my money on your product. Instead I found links to website for clowns, etc. This is a complete distraction and, in my opinion, completely unprofessional.

I was expecting to see a sample of your content WITHOUT having to register for a free trial. I will not give away my marketing information to anyone simply for the right to view something you want me to buy. One sample column is all that is necessary. If I like what I see and want to look at more, then registration is an option. Call me paranoid, but in today's day and age, fore-warned is fore-armed.

If you expect your venture to be taken seriously, I think some changes are necessary.

Thanks and good luck with your endeavor.


>Yes it is for money.
>Also it is because I am covering issues that I set out to research, not just things that happen to come across my desk.
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>I am a professional writer as well as a programmer.
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>Some programmers code for open source or freeware, others expect to get paid.
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>I fall in the latter category.
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>>>I'm curios why web magazine not just a blog as everybody else? :)
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>>I guess because it for MONEY!