WaterLog Archives?

[Steve Walker]

On WaterLog's website, in the archives, there's a snippet of each article in the issue, followed by:

 

To read more of this article, you need to subscribe to the Waterlog Magazine.

 

Well, I've subscribed, I've got a copy, I'm none the wiser. Anyone know?

[chesters1]

did you get the correct issue ,theres supposed to be an intrepid one (i was approached) does anyone have the issue with it in if it was actually compiled

[ayjay]

Presumably the copy you've received on your subscription is a current one rather than a back issue. An archived article is obviously not going to come from a current magazine.

 

Does it mean that you get full access to the website if you have a subscription, and are able to read the whole article that way?

[Steve Walker]

ayjay:

 

Does it mean that you get full access to the website if you have a subscription, and are able to read the whole article that way?

That's what I assumed it meant, but there's no way I can see of doing so. I wondered whether they had a rolling access code in each issue or somesuch, so you could access the archive as long as you remained a subscriber.

 

They do sell back copies, but then it should say "to read the rest of this article, order the issue it was in, cheapskate".

[Steve Walker]

chesters1:

did you get the correct issue ,theres supposed to be an intrepid one (i was approached) does anyone have the issue with it in if it was actually compiled

There is a reel feature, but it's a Morritt.

[chesters1]

any chance of a scan

i tried a search on their site but came up with nothing ,must be a poor search engine as one looking for "yates" only resulted in 2 hits :confused:

 

[ 02. August 2005, 10:41 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Jim Murray]

Think all it means is you pay your money & get the mag sent to you ...?