C this week's review contest winner...
Click here to read the full winning review -Ed.
This week's Review Contest winner is Ed Moreno for his article titled: Celestron C8.
He wins a $50 shopping credit to Anacortes Telescope & Wild Bird.
Remember to post your reviews both here at AstroMart AND at Anacortes Telescope and Wild Bird, if they
sell the product. (they probably do :-)
Just look under the price of an item for the link to submit a review (you must be logged into ATWB to
participate)
Again, if you are chosen as a weekly winner here on AstroMart, you can get $50 worth of shopping credit
at ATWB. If you have posted the winning review to BOTH sites, it's $100 worth (the one on ATWB can be a
"shortened" version of the one you post here)
NOTE: You may need to submit a shorter version on the ATWB site if your review is particularly long and
that's OK.
FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON SUBMITTING A REVIEW, PLEASE VISIT:
href="http://www.astromart.com/articles/article.asp?article_id=57">http://www.astromart.com/articles/ar
ticle.asp?article_id=57
Whether for purchase or just curiosity, I think we all know what it feels like to be on the prowl for
info on a given scope or device. We plow through the internet gobbling up reviews like hungry neutron
stars until we find that one review that quiets the hunger. For a while.
We want the unvarnished truth but we reject bashing. We want our reviews to invite us in to share in
the experience with the reviewer. We want the reviewer to cover all the same questions we would ask. We
want to be able to visualize what the reviewer is describing. We want to believe the reviewer is
competent and thorough or at least communicate his astronomical experience so we may use it as a
filter. We want to be informed without being bored, the details without the tedium. We want the writer
to speak to the expert without shunning the beginner. In other words, we want it all.
Next week, we'll pick another reviewer for special recognition. Stay tuned. Better yet, sharpen those
pencils, uncap those BICs, walk away from the flame wars in the forums and re-commit your keyboard to
writing your own winning review!
-Paul S. Walsh,
AstroMart Editor
This week's Review Contest winner is Ed Moreno for his article titled: Celestron C8.
He wins a $50 shopping credit to Anacortes Telescope & Wild Bird.
Remember to post your reviews both here at AstroMart AND at Anacortes Telescope and Wild Bird, if they
sell the product. (they probably do :-)
Just look under the price of an item for the link to submit a review (you must be logged into ATWB to
participate)
Again, if you are chosen as a weekly winner here on AstroMart, you can get $50 worth of shopping credit
at ATWB. If you have posted the winning review to BOTH sites, it's $100 worth (the one on ATWB can be a
"shortened" version of the one you post here)
NOTE: You may need to submit a shorter version on the ATWB site if your review is particularly long and
that's OK.
FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON SUBMITTING A REVIEW, PLEASE VISIT:
href="http://www.astromart.com/articles/article.asp?article_id=57">http://www.astromart.com/articles/ar
ticle.asp?article_id=57
Whether for purchase or just curiosity, I think we all know what it feels like to be on the prowl for
info on a given scope or device. We plow through the internet gobbling up reviews like hungry neutron
stars until we find that one review that quiets the hunger. For a while.
We want the unvarnished truth but we reject bashing. We want our reviews to invite us in to share in
the experience with the reviewer. We want the reviewer to cover all the same questions we would ask. We
want to be able to visualize what the reviewer is describing. We want to believe the reviewer is
competent and thorough or at least communicate his astronomical experience so we may use it as a
filter. We want to be informed without being bored, the details without the tedium. We want the writer
to speak to the expert without shunning the beginner. In other words, we want it all.
Next week, we'll pick another reviewer for special recognition. Stay tuned. Better yet, sharpen those
pencils, uncap those BICs, walk away from the flame wars in the forums and re-commit your keyboard to
writing your own winning review!
-Paul S. Walsh,
AstroMart Editor
Funding Member