Not more than a few days past, I asked a legitimate question about the latest issue of Cake Central magazine that we were assured would arrive in the mail, the first few days of January, 2012, but, did not.
Being away for a meeting, I've just logged back on to see if my question garnered a response, & lo & behold, I see my post with question, has been deleted.
Not at all unexpected, as deleting posts, as well as locking posts to any replies, seems to be the standard procedure if a subscriber is seeking information about missing magazines in the magazine forum. ( your customer service contact is not sufficient)
Now I see from the latest posts that the print magazine, which has been promised to be sent to subscribers soon, not once, but twice, will no longer be.
Since the demise of the print magazine couldn't possibly be a last minute decision, would it not have been kinder to inform subscribers from the very first moment it was decided the magazine was to be no more, rather than carry on as if all was well?
~ Truth allows you to live with integrity. Everything you do and say shows the world who you really are. ~
Being away for a meeting, I've just logged back on to see if my question garnered a response, & lo & behold, I see my post with question, has been deleted.
Not at all unexpected, as deleting posts, as well as locking posts to any replies, seems to be the standard procedure if a subscriber is seeking information about missing magazines in the magazine forum. ( your customer service contact is not sufficient)
Now I see from the latest posts that the print magazine, which has been promised to be sent to subscribers soon, not once, but twice, will no longer be.
Since the demise of the print magazine couldn't possibly be a last minute decision, would it not have been kinder to inform subscribers from the very first moment it was decided the magazine was to be no more, rather than carry on as if all was well?
~ Truth allows you to live with integrity. Everything you do and say shows the world who you really are. ~
Respect for ourselves guides our morals; respect for others guides our manners.
Respect for ourselves guides our morals; respect for others guides our manners.







