Talk:Synapse: The Electronic Music Magazine

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content lists

There is some question about content lists like this. Personally, I think them acceptable, at least for material in the pre-internet period. This is a pre-internet defunct title of importance in its field. However, in this case the contents is in fact easily available on the net at [1]. It's hard to find, unless you search for the phrase "synapse magazine" -- and there are at least a dozen other magazines called "Synapse"

I think the circumstances warrant this: The current list is on the website of an instrument manufacturer, and must be assumed to not be reliably archival.

I modified the list by removing some minor repetitive content; the transcriber had already condensed it, but there's no point in saying at each issue that it contains advertisements. DGG ( talk ) 17:19, 5 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

title

as mentioned, there are many more magazines called "Synapse". Looking at the covers on the archive website, perhaps the title should be Synapse: the Electronic Music Magazine DGG ( talk ) 17:19, 5 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]