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Re: Communications

#519
From: Dave Weintraub
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1991 20:42
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In article <BDG.91Jun7093338@targhee.idaho.amdahl.com>, bdg@idaho.amdahl.com (Blaine Gaither) writes:
|> 
|> Does anyone else think that that "Communications" is over-designed.
|> It has become so baroque, no ... even rococo, that is getting hard to
|> find anything in it or read it.  I am not talking about the quality of
|> the articles, but rather the actual layout/pasteup and use of color.
|> 
Yes.  Yes.  Yes!!!
(I notice that this is a trend.  For example, INSIGHT magazine also just
turned to unreadable fonts and distracting graphics/etc.)

I once edited a Proceedings for the ACM (APL83).  I wish that they would
stick to their own standards, and shoot for professionalism, over hype!


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