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A note about what is not covered email template

An honest statement of the publication's blind spots.

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Knowing what a publication ignores matters as much as knowing what it covers. Two of these are deliberate omissions and two are things I am simply not equipped for.

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From
Byrness Bulletin
Subject
Four things this never covers, and why
Preheader
Two are choices and two are incompetence.

Blind spots

Four subjects this does not cover, two by choice and two by inability

Knowing what a publication ignores matters as much as knowing what it covers. Two of these are deliberate omissions and two are things I am simply not equipped for.

Deliberate

Current planning disputes, and anything involving living residents' private lives. Both are covered better elsewhere or should not be covered at all.

Not equipped

Archaeology before about 1200, and anything requiring Latin beyond the formulaic. Both are real gaps and both distort what gets written.

What follows

About four centuries and one field boundary type get more attention than they deserve, purely because I can read the sources for them.

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If you can read medieval Latin and would like to fill a gap, that would be a genuinely welcome offer.

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