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Great idea. Signed up. This helps because I’m still on blog hiatus, and this is one of the very few (maybe 5) that I read right now.
Wow! That’s really great to hear. Thank you!
The newsletter format is that you get the first few lines of each post, and then click to read the rest. I will investigate at some point to see if the whole post can be put on there…but then, some posts are quite long, so maybe this format is best.
All feedback will be gratefully received – though with our level of techiness, it might take us a while to figure out how to act upon it, you understand…
Sounds good to me.