Richard, please calm down.

I sent you a hard copy of the whole newsletter a while back as did Julia Carr, the old editor.

I think she said hers bounced which is no surprise as I had the same problem before when sending material to you.

I assume you've got the bloody huge parcel I sent you as it had about four mags in it - namely two Crocodlians and a Boydii and the newsletter - all with taxonomy stuff in them.

I can't send you more for obvious reasons - they keep dissapearing, - and/or you claim not to get them - however, rest assured that hard copies are all over the place and you can download the newsletter in pdf format or MS Word as originallyprinted from my website aT;

http://www.smuggled.com/PytRev11.htm

Scroll to the bottom of the page for the options.

I personally have distributed about 100 hard copies of the newsletter that I photocopied at my own cost, which I'd expect beats the print run of your 1987 weigeli paper, for which I never was able to track a single copy, instead relying on a photocopied then faxed version.

By the way, I've just spent the last hour or so explaining to someone why A. saxocola has precedence over stimsoni, which I assume pleases you.

ALL THE BEST
Pythons - incl. a new chondro

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