Dr. Barnett et al sure do seem extremely busy. RSR will definitely evolve over time, especially when you are putting out monthlies. I sure hope you have enough contributors. I was involved in a similar project a few years ago when some friends started up a quarterly magazine. Filling those pages 4 times a year with fresh material was a very difficult task… especially when it is a mostly volunteer project.

That mag has been going for almost 4 years now and the layouts have improved considerably, not to mention the website. I truly understand how difficult it can be, and over the years have seen too many of these projects fall by the wayside, so I wish you and your team the very best.

Critt has found his way here already I see ;o)

Thanks for the plug ! Critt can speak for himself and has but from my interaction with Tom and Bob I can attest they really are being pulled by many project requirements and too little time. Then again, when the iron is hot, you have to strike. RSR will evolve to some degree in year one and I know Bob takes reader feedback very seriously, so your remarks are welcome.

Coming Anarchy is a great site, very distinctive style. Keep up the good work !

Welcome to ComingAnarchy! I didn’t know that Curzon emailed you directly, but I am glad you read it so fast and came over for a chat since I know you guys get hundreds of emails a day.

We are tech savvy. We’re also stretched pretty thin, attending to several projects concurrently, with few resources””?in other words, money to pay for things such as the time to test.

With all your readers (which includes a number of bloggers like us at CA) I am sure if you put out the call there would be a number of people willing to get involved and help you flesh things out pro bono. Heck, I would do the New Rules Set site if I could get a free subscription!

PS. Is Polycot the company that did Rule-Set Reset?
PPS. By the way Critt, I like your website, very clean and simple. Are you ever planning on moving Tom over to WordPress?

Yes, a disabled right-click is friggin frustrating. I had that corrected to be able to download the RSR pdf. Now that I know it’s happening in other places, I’ll have that corrected as well.

> I thought these people were supposed to be tech savvy!

We are tech savvy. We’re also stretched pretty thin, attending to several projects concurrently, with few resources—in other words, money to pay for things such as the time to test.

> Critt Jarvis, the same guy that does Barnett’s site, is the one that did that site.

Barnett’s site, yes. NRSP site, no.

> A little amateurish in my opinion, but hey, who am I to judge?

All opinions welcome.

> I assume he is using the right-click blocker…

Incorrect assumption, Mr. Younghusband. And, more importantly,Why would you just assume when you could ask me via email? That’s what Curzon did.

Oh, if you’re still in a judging mood, may I recommend reading this?

Looking forward to the day when revenue justifies implementing NRSP’s design documents.

I assume he is using the right-click blocker to protect the images from Getty, even though it doesn’t even work. You can get scripts out there that defeats this Java. There used to be one on the Firefox extensions page.