Anderton
No, it's not the malcontents who are pushing me into the background. This forum remains someplace where if I was filthy rich, I'd fly all the regulars to a party. That would include you 

Do they even make hovercars that big?

Hoverbus?!

Well I'll join the chorus in singing a large thank you Craig for all your effort. As everyone here has stated it's been an enjoyable part of the monthly update. I, like others have kept the ezines in a library for reference. I'm sure that whatever new information pathway the bakers take will serve us well. Thanks not only to Craig, but to all the bakers involved.

Ohhh... :-(
The e-Zine was my monthly highlight. Very helpful and interesting information in one document.
Especially the case studies are very helpful to see the business a bit more holistically.
As I wrote before somewhere in the forum i noticed that I got no more newsletter-eMails
(including the advertisement for the e-zine) since I bought my SPLAT lifetime updates. Could this
be a reason for the reduced coverage, too? However, an alternative e-mailaddress of mine gets these
newsletters - strangely enough...
Best regards to the best bakers in the world
Keep on going!

Yes this will be missed!
 
Thank you Craig for your efforts.

belltunes
I think dropping the e-zine is a big mistake. Always looked forward to these! Thanks for all the hard work putting this out Craig!

+1
 

bluesplayer
CW/LANCE, PLEASE, no multi-media, noisy, distracting, over hyped videos that I have to sit and watch for 15-30 minutes to get 10 seconds of FACTS. 

+1000
 
also, it seems odd to stop the ezine before deciding what will replace it? let's hope it doesn't take too long...

Think I liked the read as much as the updates to be honest. Another disappointed ex-reader...
Agree with pwalpwal too. Removing it before replacing it seems a strange thing to do. Why the rush ?
 
But thanks Craig. Your efforts with everything you do are widely appreciated..

I'll really miss the ezine too. This was a magazine I could read every word of knowing it was all about something I have a massive interst in, and knowing I would learn from it. No other 'magazine' offers that! I do recognise it was a huge part of Craig's time, so thank you.

Bill

Release notes like you do now seems adequate.

Count me in the group who'll miss the e-zine. I have a binder with all of them in printed form (along with your latest tips book). I know it's a lot of extra effort and I appreciate that you made the effort Craig. I've been a fan since the Keyboard Magazine (1980's) days. I guess I'll just have to frequent Sound On Sound more now.

Thanks and praise