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<blockquote data-quote="mudbunny" data-source="post: 5429793" data-attributes="member: 56746">I stand corrected. That being said, other large magazines that I have been subscribed to or bought recently (Time Magazine, Gold Magazine, Golf Digest) do not. In any case, it is a moot point, as I pointed out, they said they were going to do something, they should be able to, within reason, meet those expectations that they set up themselves.&nbsp;Nope. You are not misremembering. Way back when, that was one of the things I (we) regularly told G0 that they should do. I *also* remember telling them that if they are putting it up, they need to ensure that they will be able to get them out. A second thing I remember saying was &quot;no matter how big you put the caveat that some things may be delayed or canceled, people will still take what is written on the web page as gospel from on high.&quot;Now, that being said, I think that it is significant that it was noted in the column about the cancellation of the compilations that one of their goals is to get a couple of weeks backlog in the hopper. If they can manage, I think that it will be a good thing.I also hope that, seeing as how they are moving the magazines further from &quot;print magazine in digital format&quot; to &quot;digital magazine&quot;, they take advantage of the possibilities that are offered to them that way. (tags, searching, etc)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mudbunny, post: 5429793, member: 56746"] I stand corrected. That being said, other large magazines that I have been subscribed to or bought recently (Time Magazine, Gold Magazine, Golf Digest) do not. In any case, it is a moot point, as I pointed out, they said they were going to do something, they should be able to, within reason, meet those expectations that they set up themselves. Nope. You are not misremembering. Way back when, that was one of the things I (we) regularly told G0 that they should do. I *also* remember telling them that if they are putting it up, they need to ensure that they will be able to get them out. A second thing I remember saying was "no matter how big you put the caveat that some things may be delayed or canceled, people will still take what is written on the web page as gospel from on high." Now, that being said, I think that it is significant that it was noted in the column about the cancellation of the compilations that one of their goals is to get a couple of weeks backlog in the hopper. If they can manage, I think that it will be a good thing. I also hope that, seeing as how they are moving the magazines further from "print magazine in digital format" to "digital magazine", they take advantage of the possibilities that are offered to them that way. (tags, searching, etc) [/QUOTE]

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