We have had several comments on our practice of continuing articles from one issue to another, These comments were provoked ~by one or two bad examples when articles dragged over two or three issues, This has been discussed by the editorial team and we have come to the conclusion that we must not, except under very special circumstances, carry articles over from one issue to another. This is no simple problem because there have been many cases of important, but long, articles arriving just prior to publication, thus placing us in the dil.mma of leaving thana week or splitting them. We would ask all correspondents to do the following to assist: e5 Try by all mears to keep articles down to 500 words (one page); 2) If they cannot do this then send us the article early, and indicate how they would like it cut, should this be necessary and (3) Should they not be able to send the article early and it is longer than one page, they should indicate what parts they would like it splitting into (we _ prefer this to be done so that it would become two articles in effect.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 13, c. 31 March 1966
An Editorial Announcement
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