Oh, I agree. That's precisely what I fight every day, when people say they
can't write for Amazing Computing, because they feel thr their knowledge is
proprietary, or that they aren't getting paid enough. Conversely, the info
can't get out unless people publish, either electronically or on paper.
Amazing Computing pays $50 to $75 a page, more for programs. That isn't much,
but avergage for Commodore magazines. AmigaWorld pays better than that,
though. Actually, I think more programmers should write, because it does get
them a little cash during the painful development process, and they might just
teach themselves something about the Amiga in the process.
I agree with the thoughts John, but normally a programmer is under the gun and
can't afford the time to write (even though if he got the occasional cheque he
might soon be able to "afford" the time)
I EZ'd you the Info re: WP.
TC, Bri