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DISCUSSION PROTOCOL: Limit letters to 200 words. We reserve the right to edit for clarity, length and grammar. Letters must be intelligent and well thought out (no personal attacks). Respect the opinions of others.
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RE: Magazine Theme and Direction Where's the Renaissance? The main reason I asked to be removed [from your mailing list] is that I was looking for an online magazine that dealt more with the history of the medieval period, including social structure, clothing, meals etc...if I missed something on the site and you can provide that kind of information, please tell me where to look. I would be happy to remain a subscriber if that was the case. Please do let me know. And thank you for your response, it certainly does show an interest in reader feedback. Best regards,
JENNIFER COURTNEY
Editor Response
One of our most commonly asked question is about the lack of historical content or a request for information about the Renaissance period of history. This magazine deals not with the past but with the future. The future of internet writing. It is our belief that the internet will push information and its various carriers to the limits, opening new and greater doorways of interaction and exchange of ideas. Very similar to the original birth of philosophy, art and leasure reading: the Renaissance. From these ideals and quest for knowledge we take our name.
EDITORIAL STAFF
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