International Aroid Society

Great idea, Marco!! I would prefer a digital edition of AROIDEANA myself. I've been the newsletter editor for my local plant club for a number of years now and we converted to digital several years ago. What I like best is the ability to use the search function to track down something I knew I'd written, but couldn't remember where or when. Also, not having piles of paper publications cluttering up my work area is another definite plus. I do, however, print and mail hard copies for the six remaining technologically challenged members of our club.

Sheldon Hatheway

Canby, Oregon

From: Marco Motta <marco.giovanni.motta@gmail.com>
To: Discussion of aroids <aroid-l@www.gizmoworks.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:45 PM
Subject: [Aroid-l] Colour Pictures in Aroidiana

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Hi to all,

=0AI know that the publication with color picture is more expansive then b&w but fortunately there are many other solution as PDF files and so on

=0AI think that IAS can ask to subscribers if are interested to switch to color publication in electronic format, I think that all have a computer at work or at home.

=0AThere are many way to protect the publication, as to avoid illegal copy and deny the printing option.

=0AUsing electronic publication IAS can have less expensive work and capability to manage more article or use more money for research, and finally publish the Wilbert's book on Amorphophallus.

=0AThis is the only way to contain maintain or increase the subscribers, I have subscritions to many other plants related publication, AROIDEANA is the only one with B&W pictures!

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Best regards

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Marco Motta

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