Re: [announce] Invented Languages magazine
From: | Amanda Babcock Furrow <langs@...> |
Date: | Friday, May 30, 2008, 4:12 |
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 03:02:47PM -0400, li_sasxsek@NUTTER.NET wrote:
> I agree, I too would rather see an electronic copy. Not just
> because of cost, but I'm more likely to read something on the net
> than anything printed.
This seems like a very personal difference (on top of generational trends).
I read physical things, sometimes a decade later (Tokana!), but eventually,
because they are around in my space getting in my face. I am afraid many
many downloads, on the other hand, just drop into the black hole of my home
directory ecosystem, or even get downloaded multiple times when I don't
recognize them! (And if not downloaded, they hang out on the ever-
increasing line of tabs in my browser until it crashes.)
So I am waving the flag for physical copies, and plan to order one. Better
still for me are dead-tree subscriptions, that show up magically in the
mailbox and make my day. I can only dream about a world with conlang
dead-tree subscriptions. (Would it be monthly? Have a crossword? Or
would every issue feature a Relay-like text to decipher yourself?)
tylakèhlpë'fö,
Amanda
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