ECMAScript News Newsletter Ceases Publication After 368 Issues
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Summary
The ECMAScript News newsletter is ceasing publication after 368 issues due to financial losses from declining advertisers and subscribers over the past two years. The newsletter began in September 2016 and the publisher expresses gratitude to loyal readers while noting that Axel may continue it in some form next year.
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We have been operating at a loss for too long: The number of advertisers and subscribers has been slowly but steadily decreasing over the last two years
We published a total of 368 issues and are thankful for many loyal readers during many interesting years!
Axel may continue this newsletter in some shape or form next year
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