More Site Changes

~ Lincoln Spector

I’m changing the site, again. Hopefully to your liking.

First, you no longer need to be a registered member to comment on my posts and reviews. Now anyone can tell me I’m wrong, and I hope you do.

There’s another change. Starting this week, the commentary part of Bayflicks.net becomes less like a traditional newsletter and more like a modern blog. In place of the weekly essay every Friday, I’ll post entries when I have something to say and time to type it. I’ll still put up a list of the week’s recommendations and warnings every Friday.

Want to know when to check for new postings? You can always subscribe to the RSS feed. Or the weekly email newsletter. From this point on, the newsletter will start with a brief summation, with links, to whatever blog entries I’ve put up that week. For instance, I might tell you that on Thursday evening I posted three microreviews of films being presented at the San Francisco International Film Festival. In fact, I just told you that.

But the bulk of the email newsletter will be, as always, my weekly listing of recommendations and warnings.

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Lincoln Spector writes about cinema, technology, and cinema technology. From 1986 through 2008, he wrote Gigglebytes, the first technology-oriented humor column. From 1977 through 2016, he wrote PC World's Answer Line column and blog.