I respect the idea behind what they’re trying to do: provide a forum where anyone can present their opinion to whoever picks up a copy. The problem is that in reality when you open up that type of forum you get lots of people with opinions who don’t necessarily know how to phrase them, who can’t write, or really aren’t saying anything. In one instance, someone took the time to proof an article, using the paragraph symbol where the writer should have, and that is how it’s left. In another, someone is describing her experience with Paxil and keeps contradicting herself. She states that her doctor, “decided that since I was bright enough to read ‘Palace Walk,’ I must not really be having memory problems, as much as I must be depressed.” She continues to list the reasons that she doesn’t believe in the diagnosis, but goes on anti-depressants anyway. Once taking the pills, she says that she felt, “just alive and not dead, which was a good thing for I’d felt pretty suicidal before going on the anti-depressants.” Huh, how does any of that add up? Which is pretty much how I felt through the all fourteen pages. –Megan (830 - 17^th Ave., Seattle, WA98122)