There are MUCH worse ways to spend a few weeks! ;-)

- Bill

At 06:19 PM 3/18/2020, you wrote:
>...being contracted from electronic communications. If you're going
>stir-crazy because the world is shutting down out of panic, you can (try
>to) break the monotony by catching up on your back issues of Freelance
>Traveller (all the way back to the proof-of-concept issue in November of
>2009!). You can _also_ (try to) break the monotony by contributing to the
>_next_ issue (or three) of Freelance Traveller - in spite of our
>"print-compatible" format conceit, we _are_ a fully-electronic publication,
>both for submissions and for releasing finished issues. So, open up those
>PCs, Macs, ChromeBooks, Android and iOS tablets, and so on, and start
>writing! Then, when you suddenly find that you've written an article, fire
>up your email program, and attach what you've written to a message
>addressed to xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com. That'll take _your_ mind off
>the worldwide panic for a while, and it'll do the same for _me_. Best of
>all, it's perfectly safe (at least from COVID-19)!
>
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