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From: jstich@pro-avalon.cts.com (Jonah Stich)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: A+ demise
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Date: 30 May 89 04:01:25 GMT
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Yeah, inCider is a little babyish, but there are two very good reasons to read
it. First, although some of its articles are a little dippy, they do cary a
lot of information about the Apple II field. No only do they do reviews like
A+, they also publist an occasional program or two, and some times have some
very good information. There about the best general purpose magazine around.
This brings me to my second point - there about the only general magazine
around. Sure, there's Nibble, but in trying to shift from only programs to
programs & other articles, they only managed to loose half the magazine
(including the spine - never did figure out where that went). At least inCider
has a spine. Okay - no Apple magazine I know of has the thickness of something
like Byte or Personal Computing, but at least there still are Apple magazines.
My phisophy is to have a subscription to all of them - that way I don't miss
anything.


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