Re: Why Don't You Subscribe to GS+ Magazine

[ltchean@iss.nus.sg (Lim Thye Chean)]

GSPlusDiz (gsplusdiz@aol.com) wrote:

: P.S.  When you write, feel free to bash GS+ Magazine if you want to.  But
: I would really prefer constructive criticism.  :-)

Just some of my opinion:

I wish GS+ to be more "professional". No, I am not refering to the content,
I am refering to your cover page, page layout, etc, somthing closer to A+
will be excellent.

Take the cover page for example, nobody will take it seriously. It looks
like some sort of newsletters produced by schools. On page layout, I hope you
can refer to the old A+ and take a look, or II Alive or the old A2-Central.
Improve these will help to improve your company's image a lot.

For software side, I am afraid to say that I am not really impressive.
Occasionally there are some good ones, but we don't need that many small
utilities (btw, these are just my personal opinions, don't get too upset over
it). I personally prefer the SoftDisk's software, in which they have more
varieties of software - from utilities to games to applications.

What I would like to see:

1. A more professional and serious magazine. Improve your logo, page layout,
   etc.

2. More software varieties: I believed the MacZombie is the only game GS+
   published, how about others? How about special software like SecondSight
   software, even thought of that?

3. Be the leader. Create a contest. Give rewards. etc.

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