Even worse, because different issues have a different number of articles, the same article number does not always refer to the same part of the magazine. For example, letters to the editor was number 21 in the first issue and number 20 in the second issue. What a waste of the navigation bar; it should have been used to teach users the structure of the hyperspace and provide real navigation shortcuts.
The Committee of Correspondence continues to show promise without actually delivering: the week on tax cuts rehashed very familiar arguments and the week on missile defenses was boring. One can only stay "promising" for so long, so I am starting to believe that Slate 's debate format is the wrong one. I think there might be more value in HotWired 's "brain tennis" format where two debaters alternate contributions. Having only two contributors makes it easier for the reader to follow the debate and probably encourages better writing.
I can't believe it; this is the second time this year I have praised HotWired. Of course, their fonts and colors suck and the threads UI is an experience in confusion. There, I feel better already. I originally had links to 4 other reviews here, but they have all vanished from the Web.
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