Phil Factor (8/7/2013)
I love the editorials, whatever they're about. Always read 'em. Almost every day I click on a link. I even like the pictures.I doubt if you'll ever cater for everyone with one design. Shades of Metro. Outlook users are always going to be a problem because the newsletter is rendered as a Word document so you're never going to get a responsive design to work in Outlook.
What about catering for those of us who like to spread it all out across the screen to have a web-based version of the newsletter that is fully-responsive to the size of the browser window that we can access by clicking on the link in the the current truncated version that's optimized for small screens?.
Phil said almost everything that I was thinking of, so I'll just say ditto. Especially about enjoying the editorials.
The one thing I would like to add is that it would be nice to have the question of the day in the Table of Contents. It's almost always the first item I go to.
Also, although I didn't like all of the formatting changes, I continue to love the contents. I learn so much from the topics on this newsletter.