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In article <7500006@uicsl> hr@uicsl.UUCP writes:
>
>RE:
>    " While there are a number of Atari Magazines available, may
>I suggest that those interested in 68000 technology also look into
>(and hopefully buy) 68 Micro Journal."
>
>Here is a partially dissenting opinion. I recently subscribed to
>68 Micro and was disappointed. Most of it seemed directed towards
>the 6809 with relatively little on the 68K. If I had a 6809 system,
>I'd probably like it more. As it stands, I'd rather read Antic and
>Analog. Since I have a year's subscription, I should have plenty of
>time to change my mind. (It does NOT seem to be a game of the month
>rag, but more 'serious'.) I was interested in the 68020 single board
>system ads that are beginning to appear there.
>
>						harold ravlin


     No there isn't a lot there for Atari people yet.  If the readership
builds, then we can expect that there will be.  Keep in mind that much
of what's put into 68 Micro J. comes from us readers.  As such, what
they're waiting for is submissions as well as subscribers.  If you have
something to share with others, then 68 Micro could be a nice vehicle
because it tends to be more open and less biased (notice how *many*
different systems are already supported?).  A lot of high tech'ers
are not on and probably never will be on Usenet.  BIX and CIS can be
too expensive as well.  Good magazines are cheaper and reach more
people.

                                        Cheers -- Jim O.

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