Snaps

[Sprung]

Originally Posted by joeknez

Hate to say it but SNAPS r no more starting with the March 2009 issue.

You mean to tell me,that the editors of AIM ask the readers(forum members)"what they like about Aim", and people tell you that they like the Snaps section and then you decide to get rid of it! Of course this happens after [B]YOUR PICTURE [B]appears in this months issueof Snaps.
What's up with that? I hope your intentions are to replace it with an even bigger and better section for readers to see pictures of people who actually ride motorcyles.

[Buzz Kanter]

We have blended the snaps into the letters section so we can show even more photos of our readers' bikes in each issue. So here is your chance to see more bikes that are ridden and perhaps even yours.

Send all bike photos and letters to letters@americanironmag.com.

[shovelmike]

Ah, now that sounds like a good idea, I'll be looking forward to it.

[Sprung]

Originally Posted by Buzz Kanter

We have blended the snaps into the letters section so we can show even more photos of our readers' bikes in each issue. So here is your chance to see more bikes that are ridden and perhaps even yours.

Send all bike photos and letters to letters@americanironmag.com.

Ok Buzz, I was hopin' that you had something like that in mind.Pherhaps, Joe was just, uh messin' with us.

[Buzz Kanter]

Originally Posted by Sprung

Ok Buzz, I was hopin' that you had something like that in mind.Pherhaps, Joe was just, uh messin' with us.

Joe messing' with people's heads? When is he NOT messin' with your heads?

When we ask our readers for your thinking we are serious about it. We can't agree with everyone, but we do listen carefully and try to react in the best possible way for the greatest good.

And we also screw up often.

[StevieP]

I have to admit this took some getting used to. I always looked forward to reading the Snaps section, and was more than a bit dismayed when it wasn't there anymore!

But I can see how dedicating half a page to each single pic & caption is a bit much. So more, smaller pictures, integrated with the Letters section makes perfectly good sense. But now how will you draw your readers to the back half of the magazine, and all those advertisers?