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I prefer the print version as well, but I know that makes me a dinosaur. I too will probably not renew when my subscription is complete. I also have notebooks filled with the printed issues that are used for reference.
I absolutely agree with all that has been said. I much prefer the print version.
I have all the issues dating back to the very first one and used to recommend the WDJ to students, but just can’t any more.
I will not be renewing my subscription and it really breaks my heart.
I too am a 2-decade WDJ subscriber. I agree with Charlotte’s comment. I loved the print issues but digital works fine. I file them in a folder, no problem.
Loved this article, from one of my favorite authors. Great ideas both commercial and DIY. I willing be trying some come spring! Thanks you.
I too cancelled my subscription because of the online format and all of the complaints abaove.
I kept all my old issues! I refer to them frequently.
I stopped reading when it went online. Not handy or convenient. Too bad! It was such a good publication when it was paper.
I too enjoyed the print issue. My copies went into a notebook for quick reference. But I understand that times are changing and we must do what we can to preserve natures trees, our natural resources and conserve energy. Now instead of putting these in a notebook I move them into a folder in my email storage. I can flip right to the issues I want.
Please keep up the work you do . ♥️🐾♥️
Totally agree with the above. Once my subscription runs out – I won’t re-subscribe.
Very sad – I’ve been a WDJ reader for decades. This digital format simply doesn’t work for my needs.
I agree. I’d like the print issues back again.
Thank you.
Agree. The print issues were much better.
I dislike this online edition because I do not own a printer and cannot save editions for future needs.