warriorofrovac
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RailUk magazine: All the facts none of the speculation
The magazine allows you to read all the latest news and interesting news about transport all over the world right in your inbox without the need to trawl through the threads looking for the facts.
The magazine requires the following:
Four + writers
Editor
Graphics artists
Magazine directors
To highlight the main features of the jobs: The writers collect the facts about particular subjects or write articles on subjects not discussed at all or recently. The Editor spell checks and makes sure the article is at an acceptable standard. The graphics artists find appropiate images to use within the articles and the magazine directors decide what each issue should include and the organisation / layout of the magazine.
The ideal layout of the magazine would be the following:
A front cover highlighting magazine contents
A contents page
Advertisments section (member created adverts highlighting their forums or boards)
Railways (subdivided into United Kingdom and International)
London Underground
Light Rapid transport systems and Trams
Buses and other road transport
Aviation and Sea (If applicable)
Down the tracks (A look at the evolution of transport*)
Readers letters, photo galleries, competitions
*Can include articles on Steam, Trams, trolley buses e.c.t
Because everyone has previous commitments, a weekly or two weekly edition is not feasable. Logically an edition should be released every month or two months assuming the staff is dedicated.
Now you know the plan is anyone at all interested?
The magazine allows you to read all the latest news and interesting news about transport all over the world right in your inbox without the need to trawl through the threads looking for the facts.
The magazine requires the following:
Four + writers
Editor
Graphics artists
Magazine directors
To highlight the main features of the jobs: The writers collect the facts about particular subjects or write articles on subjects not discussed at all or recently. The Editor spell checks and makes sure the article is at an acceptable standard. The graphics artists find appropiate images to use within the articles and the magazine directors decide what each issue should include and the organisation / layout of the magazine.
The ideal layout of the magazine would be the following:
A front cover highlighting magazine contents
A contents page
Advertisments section (member created adverts highlighting their forums or boards)
Railways (subdivided into United Kingdom and International)
London Underground
Light Rapid transport systems and Trams
Buses and other road transport
Aviation and Sea (If applicable)
Down the tracks (A look at the evolution of transport*)
Readers letters, photo galleries, competitions
*Can include articles on Steam, Trams, trolley buses e.c.t
Because everyone has previous commitments, a weekly or two weekly edition is not feasable. Logically an edition should be released every month or two months assuming the staff is dedicated.
Now you know the plan is anyone at all interested?
