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Frank Cranmer & David Pocklington
Thanks for all you do on this great blog.
Thank you very much indeed!
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Whilst the L&R posts are greatly appreciated, I am an infrequent commenter anywhere, but am moved to say that two weeks is not enough time, except for the leisurely! After reference is made to two year old comments as most likely being irrelevant, there are perhaps too many quantum leaps to two weeks, which appears far too little. For those on ‘real’ holiday or travelling for work, a 2-4 hiatus in attendance to emails and hence L&R blog alerts would not be unusual (never mind the ensuing backlog). Why not first make it two calendar months and see how it goes first?
That’s a fair point: we’ll think about it.
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During Coronavirus this is about the most helpful email I get regularly. It’s clear, concise and accurate. I cant thank you enough.
Thanks, dp
It’s extremely kind of you to say so.
FC