The (At Least Immediate) Future of ACSR

[PLATO]

After reviewing some daily and weekend broadcasts I am of the opinion that the type of material covered could be done with just a weekend broadcast. Perhaps a "special" daily if events warrant.

I do have to say that I was quite impressed with the type of information covered. Should the broadcasts continue, they have found another listener.

[DrSpike]

I've never listened so I didn't vote, but a continuing service with a less frequent broadcast looks like a reasonable response.

[lord of the mark]

ive also never listened.

[Ben Kenobi]

Wouldn't listen even if I could.

[rah]

Follow your heart Dan.
I haven't listened in quite a while.

[DanQ]

I appreciate all the comments on this matter thus far.

Anyone else?

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Dan; Apolyton CS

[DrSpike]

Nah, it's time to stop listening and make a decision.

[Frozzy]

I think anyone else who had an opinion would and should have the same opinions as the others:

It's your time, your site. It's your decision.

[DanQ]

The electorate has spoken; thank you to all who voted and commented on this matter. Although no majority opinion has been realized, there is a strong minority opinion that has come out on top.

As of March 1st, 2004, "ACSR Daily" will cease production. "ACSR Weekend" shows will continue to be put together, but they will be renamed "ACSR Weekly" and -- based on some of the comments above -- will encompass seven days' worth of content as opposed to just two.

Due to the extended length of these broadcasts, at least in comparison to the past, anticipate some additional changes to the structure of the show. Stay tuned.

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Dan; Apolyton CS