Physics Today in stitches
DOI: 10.1063/1.3265223
Thank you for Physics Today, which consistently contains interesting and important material and performs a role unlike any other journal’s.
I noticed the binding of the print edition changed as of the August 2009 issue. I prefer the old binding, which had the volume and issue numbers visible along the spine. I refer to past issues frequently, especially when they are cited in the current issue, and the new binding will make finding old issues much less convenient. As nuisances go, this is a small one, but why change things for the worse? I can’t imagine I am the only reader who feels this way.
I hope you will return to a binding that shows the reference data on the spine.
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Paul Fontana. (fontanap@seattleu.edu) Seattle University, Seattle, Washington, US .
