jbluestein
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This may be something that Caravel is delaying doing anything about until TCB finally hits the streets, but I noticed several out-of-date things on the main Caravel website, specifically referring to the Smitemaster's Selections: Beethro's Teacher is still listed as the current SMS, both in the SMS page and in the CaravelNet membership page.

The CaravelNet description still lists SMS downloads as one of the benefits of membership, although since details of the new structure haven't been formally announced this is probably as good a description to have there as any.

Josh

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Jatopian
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jbluestein wrote:
The CaravelNet description still lists SMS downloads as one of the benefits of membership, although since details of the new structure haven't been formally announced this is probably as good a description to have there as any.

Well, don't subscribers or renewers still get 4 download credits until April? At that point it would have to be changed, of course, for truth in advertising.

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jbluestein
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Jatopian wrote:

jbluestein wrote:
The CaravelNet description still lists SMS downloads as one of the benefits of membership, although since details of the new structure haven't been formally announced this is probably as good a description to have there as any.

Well, don't subscribers or renewers still get 4 download credits until April? At that point it would have to be changed, of course, for truth in advertising.

Yeah. Like I said, they can't really change that until the formal details of the changes are announced.

Josh

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