newsletter approaches - thanks

["Erika Yanovich" <ERIKA_y -at- rad -dot- com>]

Many thanks to all respondents. Very helpful opinions. The change
actually started before the editor's maternity leave, so no need to be
concerned about this potential problem, although it's a very valid
point.
Thanks again,
Erika

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Hi Whirlers,
We are sending an HTML e-newsletter to our customers which includes
contents exclusively created for the newsletter (cannot be found on our
website as articles). However, the entire newsletter archive can be
found on the site. Since the newsletter editor is on maternity leave,
I'm getting help from a graphic designer and according to her this is
not the way a newsletter should look like. She prefers a much shorter
HTML, full of links to articles that appear on the site and no actual
contents. I must say I'm subscribed to such a newsletter, but it always
annoys me that there is no real contents, just a bunch of links. Is
this a de-facto standard? Opinions appreciated.
Erika
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