The editor invites you to give your views on Ariadne.
Firstly, if you have over-ridden your pop-up-suppressor or elected to complete the survey later, or indeed have already completed the survey, please accept my thanks. Downloading this page should have generated a discreet pop-up leading to the survey. Having found the comments from last year's Ariadne readers survey so helpful, I am keen to see more. Readers who replied last year are excused - unless they have thought of other things they would like to say! I am most grateful to anyone who can spare the time.
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I hope you will enjoy Issue 62.
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