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excellent reply - keep it up! i love the idea and you're doing it well.

Some more constructive criticism:

I have cookies disabled by default and then get this error message when I click on the opening picture.

Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /STORE/kubika.dk/public_html/mag/menu.php on line 24

A nicely formatted message telling me to enable cookies would be more userfriendly (or even better, make it work without cookies as well :-)

if it's only about cookies for php sessions, then adding a SESSID to every link shouldn't be too hard (and actually can be all automated by one setting somewhere if you don't do scary javascript links or whatever)

Maintaining a session id should not even be necessary when someone just wants to read the articles :-)

And some more criticism: The picture galleries don't offer anything new since they're just copies of Slengpung. It might make sense to include Slengpung galleries in a diskmag, but on the web Slengpung is just one click away so I would just drop these, even if you do get official permission from Slengpung for next issue.

Using Slengpung pictures to illustrate an article (like a party report) would be ok though...

I'm sure Adonis has a good chance to make a real fine online magazine. But of course he does also depend on your support.

And a sidenote to the ppl behind SceneRep: Read Kubika & learn! That's the way to go!

I like the mag, but too few articles. Well, of course it's the first issue, so what. Generally the mag still has to improve, but it's quite OK. Glad to see a new mag after all these long years.

i dont really see the relevance of the c64 articles, the interviews are ok i guess, but since all the c64 material seem to be atleast 5 years old and not all of them were that good to begin with i fail to see the point with publishing them again.

but i like the idea of a scene magazine on the web covering several platforms, so with better material(and photos displayed correctly) it would be great