Talk:PC Format
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I added this part to the page:
PC Format has included a cover disk or cover CD, as many other computer magazines. Initially these were in 5 1/4" and 3 1/2" inch floppy disk formats; this standard progressed to CD-ROM and DVD-ROM as technology advanced. I seem to remember PCF being "first" or a pioneer in this field for some reason - anyone else remember? -- Chuq 05:23, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] This makes no sense! Edit required
How can:
'In South Africa, PC Format is usually compared to New Age Gaming (NAG) Magazine, and the two are sometimes considered rivals. PC Format is also criticised as the "copy/paste" magazine of the two, for the way it 'borrows' text from its UK counterpart.'
Make any sense? I refer specifically to the last sentence. PCF is criticised, but then its criticised by borrowing from it's UK counterpart?! The OP either means PCF is criticised or NAG. This section needs removing or clarifying. I'll give it a fortnight to be cleared up, if not i'll remove it.
