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pca_Narendra_1 - 25 July 2008 - 6:41pm
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cancelling the subscription.
pca_Colin Evans - 25 July 2008 - 9:18pmMe too Narendra
ASUS/AMD/XP Pro-SP2
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randleog - 26 July 2008 - 8:38pmI have cancelled this month after subscribing for years. I am so disappointed that PC Answers seem to have dumbed down after years of offering varied, interesting and often amusing content.
What has possessed the to reduce the appeal to lowest common denominator whilst also dropping the quality of the paper/binding? No longer good value I am afraid.
Oliver
Actually Randleog, the
Scott Ewart - 27 July 2008 - 4:20pmActually Randleog, the production costs haven't changed, they've rejigged, but not really changed. The saddle-stitching (staple binding) was an aesthetic choice, not a financial one, the paper cost may have varied, but we're using 2 seperate paper types (pull out and body). In actual fact it's costing the same to produce if not more at the moment.
But still it's sad to hear you regulars are displeased with the new style. All our changes were based on good reasoning, but one cannot please everyone.
No, Scott. Of course you
PS - 27 July 2008 - 5:04pmNo, Scott.
Of course you can't please everyone, but you've ended up pleasing no-one!
When are the PCAnswers team going to swallow their collective pride and admit
YOU GOT IT WRONG.
Then you'll find we'll support you in trying to recover from the mess you've created (although I fear it's too late now).