P3D Articles

["Andrea S. Blair" <asblair@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

George A. Themelis wrote:

>>...I know that the most effective Editors are those who can tell what is 
>>interesting and what is not, find the people who can write the interesting 
>>articles,...<<

But articles are a form of art; they are works made up of words instead of 
paint, emulsion, or clay. They provide information, entertainment, and can 
be thought-provoking among other things. So, like any form of art, articles 
are subjectional. What is interesting to you may not be interesting to me. 
You may be criticizing what some people are enjoying. IMHO, a good Editor is 
one that fills their publication with a variety of information, whether they 
personally find it interesting or not. This is where talking with 
subscribers or using a survey form occasionally, will give an Editor an idea 
of what people are looking for. And most importantly, if you are not happy 
with a publication, contact the Editor directly to give them your feedback; 
don't expect them to subscribe to every Internet list where complaints and 
critiques are made. The contact for every Editor I know of is listed 
somewhere in their publication, usually in the front.

BTW, I could use a few articles for my publications. Up to the task anyone?

Sincerely,

Andrea S. Blair
PSSP Editor
PSA MAC Editor
Stereoscopy Assistant Editor
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