Volume 1.10                                              DECEMBER 1995

                        DOOR WORLD MAGAZINE

Editor's Note:

        I have to say that reader feedback is virtually non-existent and we
here at Door World are beginning to wonder if anyone is out there.  I 
couldn't tell if anyone likes or dislikes Door World from the lack of 
responses.  Door World continues to lose its regular columnists due to no 
other reason than what appears to them as a complete lack of interest with 
what they are writing.  But they don't even know if this assumption on their 
part is true as they never hear from you. Remember Dustin Nulf?, Walter Cade?,
Mike Jordan?.  Well guys like Dave Wendling and Myles Bunbury will soon tire 
of writing for the sake of writing.  
                                  
        Recently I have seen in different echoes talk about needing on-line 
magazine for doors. There is one!  Often authors complain that advertising is 
expensive.  Wake up folks, Door World advertises for FREE for all you door 
authors and sysops!!! Sysops and Authors disregard offers to be FEATURED each 
month even though it has become very easy to submit material for such a 
spotlight.  Sysops and Authors need only supply the basic information as 
instructed in the "How to Submit" section in the magazine and it can be 
edited and pulled together here.  Of course, the rumors that BBSes are going 
to be left by the wayside since the WEB and the Internet became so accessible
may be true and Door World may have to expand its visions.  

        This month CD-ROM On-Line joins Door World as a regular feature along
with Patrick Grote's CompuNotes.  The fifth installment of the InterNet series 
focuses on Mailing Lists and Bitnet.  Also Part Three of the "How to" of 
Sysoping is included this month with a focus on message areas and making money 
from sysoping <g>.  The Hint Door also became available for downloading.  

        Changes in pricing policy also become effective 12/1/95.  $15 will now 
get you a life long subscription to Door World along with the Hint Door and 
its semi-annual updates.  If you already are a subscriber to Door World then 
the Hint Door can be downloaded for free and your current subscription 
automatically is extended for the life of the magazine. 

        As always we look forward to your comments but have come to expect
none.  Happy Holidays to all.................

                                                RoAnn Vecchia
                                                Editor


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