Haven't seen a copy yet but howzabout a monthly article on the GREATS of Trinity. Neil Fox, Rocky Turner Harold Poynton Mick Exley et al. Some of the young fans might like to read about some of the heroes of us old 'uns.
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A great idea.
The only thing I would add is that people shouldn't post the contents on here. It is another way of engaging with supporters, and an income stream, and it will wither and die if people merely have to visit this forum to get the contents.
The only thing I would add is that people shouldn't post the contents on here. It is another way of engaging with supporters, and an income stream, and it will wither and die if people merely have to visit this forum to get the contents.
This is just absurd, so I can buy the magazine but I have to keep quiet about everything I read, shall I check with all my mates that they have read it before I engage in conversation with them?
This is just absurd, so I can buy the magazine but I have to keep quiet about everything I read, shall I check with all my mates that they have read it before I engage in conversation with them?
Reputation Points: 186 Rep Position: 152nd / 77,950 Quiz Score: 36 Joined: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:09 pm Posts: 5785 Location: Over there
TheDreadnought wrote:
This is just absurd, so I can buy the magazine but I have to keep quiet about everything I read, shall I check with all my mates that they have read it before I engage in conversation with them?
There's discussing the contents and there's posting screenshots and lifting whole sections, so that people have no need to buy it to read it. People get the differences.
In an internet world where everything seems free, some things die off when the exercise becomes pointless.
This is good idea - but it does seem a miss that an electronic version isn't available; I would imagine more magazine subscriptions are consumed that way these days?
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