>
> the projects. If you look at old magazines they had code listings, pcb
> images you could etch and everything needed to make it work. Now the
> trend is to put links to the code, pcb, etc. That is fine for the month
> that the magazine is published, but come a year or 2 later and links are
> dead, software missing, it really hurts the value of the magazine by
> making it a paper/online hybrid. I can't archive the magazines anymore
> with the thought of coming back to a project so they end up trashed.
>
> Agreed, I like a paper version as I find myself often without internet
access and some free time where I like to read.  Without the code, pcb etc
I only get half the story.

Justin
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