I'd like to think places like the Campfire fill a unique niche, and raise the collective bar at the same time
Rick - it does just that. Like you I don't subscribe to the marginal mags anymore. I really feel it is Handloader, Rifle and then everybody else.
I would like to think that in some small way we here at the campfire have helped, by giving feeback as to what we like to read and asking more indepth questions of stuff we just read. I think that can help the writters as they write the next article - maybe they don't get edited as much or the "me and Joe" stories get run a bit more. I don't know but I think the internet will only make those mags that want to be better better- competition in any form tends to bring out the best in industry.
