Gerry Huntman
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11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 0 replies · +1 points
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11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 1 reply · +1 points
My recent post Edition 14
11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 1 reply · +1 points
I don't understand why you were taken aback by my tone, as it was simply factual and straightforward. It seems to me that too often, as I inferred earlier, people thinking about what people think quite a bit - and don't always get it right. My only concern in my Point 2 was that people may believe that we made changes to the content of the articles in response to the debate. This concerned us as we didn't want to.
As opposed to blogs, such as yours, where the bloggist is the author in almost every case, magazines operate completely differently. The paradigm applied to us is no different in the electronic and print media - the author isn't necessarily the poster/typesetter. But you still can be forgiven for that assumption :)
I want to assure you that I, as publisher, took no major offence here, but I do believe that a reasonable standard of accuracy and clarity needs to be employed by those who focus on the actions and motivations of others in the public. We are human, however, and the beauty of blogs and ezines is that things can get fixed rapidly, where there's motivation.
cheers
Gerry
My recent post Edition 14
11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 0 replies · +1 points
11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 3 replies · +3 points
My recent post Edition 14
11 years ago @ http://bookonaut.blogs... - Rendering women Invisible · 3 replies · +2 points
I'm not going to add to this debate - our preamble simply states our intention, and we welcome debate and comment deriving from it. However, while much of the debate is centred on what people think other people are thinking and doing (and perceptions of course), at least get your facts right.