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Why are there so many errors?
I spotted 2 in the first article, I've read the crossword grid was from the last issue and the "next issue" page refers to it being 1009 and not 1010.
Please don't get me wrong, I love the magazine BUT it would seem that MM has a serious quality issue at the moment.
What's going on Mr Editor?
Mart
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The grid I'm looking into, and we'll post the correct one shortly, and the next issue number was a typo, for which we apologise.
I can assure you that we spend a lot of time getting the magazine right and in tact, and we're redoubling our efforts to do so. The next issue page is usually the last page to go to print, and as we spent extra time working through the features last week, we had less time than usual to sort it. Not an excuse, just an explanation.
Thanks for posting: it is appreciated, and we'd always rather know of problems than not!
Simon
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Pentium, but nobbut a lad !!
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TheEditor (20/06/2008)
I can assure you that we spend a lot of time getting the magazine right and in tact, and we're redoubling our efforts to do so.
SimonBREW - get your *rse in here - and don't bother to clear your desk 
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| I will be honest, I dont notice things like that all I notice is a well put together mag with excellent articles. It must be hard sometimes get get it all done with only a week to get sorted. I for one will say thanks for the hard work and keep it up. Columbo
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i would agree with columbo, especially as i like his brown trenchcoat and dodgy eye but i suppose it doesn't hurt to point them out if there a number of them.
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| Hi Simon, Why don't you introduce the "£20" refund, for a mistake policy like FHM? That would surly sharpen up your staff - and enable me, a man with a brand new child coming along in 4 weeks, the chance for MM to buy me a new stick of RAM, or maybe a decent MB, or even a Cray!!! This subscription isn't cheap you know! Mitch. 
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