The newsletters

[Nightshade]

I was wondering is there anyway to have the newsletters showing the other way as in starting with the oldest #1 working down to the newest??

thanks:D

[Nightshade]

Also while Im at it I cant find #1 anyway....

[Admin]

You can problably change your forum display options once browsing the forum.

There is no #1 because the newsletters exist in a cycle and I started the automatic posting in the middle of that cycle. Eventually they'll get back to 1.

[Nightshade]

Uh I see ok becasue I couldnt find #1, do you do both newsletters as well as this place, becasue if you do I just want to say I love the lay out of the out of the shakespear sonnet a day, they are both nice but that one is GREAT:nod: :D:thumbs_up

[Admin]

Yes, I do them both, and I agree with you. Unfortunately I cannot take credit for that design though, I paid someone to do it. It really is nice though isn't it?

[Nightshade]

Just noticed somthing Chris you know how most things ( authoury sections that is) have a link to the threads? Why doesnt this have a link to the threads you put in the subforum, jsut thought Id stick my nose in with un wated suggestions but I know when I read them I almost always want to say somthing pretty nearly instatly Im lucky cause lets face it Im on the litnet all the time and the window is pretty much always open but I just thought maybe people who get the newsletters might be intrested in discussing some of the aphorisms....

some of which by the way are well harsh.

:D

[Admin]

erm... I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but there are links to the forum within the emails that get sent out for the newsletters.

[Nightshade]

yes but its a bit a around about link because it sends you to the balthasarGracian website and then in teeny weeny print under the sponser there is a link to the main litnet forum page. I just meant a link directly to the newesletter subforum.:D

[Nightshade]

COuld we have a John Donne newsletter????
If you decide to make another one that is? :D:D
Thanks.

[Admin]

What would be in it?

Shakespeare has 154 sonnets. Gracian has like 300 aphorisms. They make good newsletters because it is the same type of content in large numbers that can easily be broken down. Donne isn't quite like that.