We're moving all the details of our 'WordSchool' courses on to the WriteWords site. The two were always inextricably linked (most tutors are WW experts) so it seemed a sensible move.

Click the courses tab for details of these one-to-one email correspondence courses from our excellent range of writing experts.

Looks good and makes sense, David.

Nik.

Why is this happening? Who asked for it? Who was unhappy with things as they were?

I don't see the reason for this.

I preferred the distance that existed between the more commercial activities of WordSchool and the sweet, member-owned feel of WW. I was well aware of the existence of WS as an option before this move, so why do it? I feel distinctly uneasy about it.

Any thoughts?

Pete

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We're moving all the details of our 'WordSchool' courses on to the WriteWords site. The two were always inextricably linked (most tutors are WW experts) so it seemed a sensible move.

Click the courses tab for details of these one-to-one email correspondence courses from our excellent range of writing experts.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but this sounds like a tacky sales pitch


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the above lift from David's post is meant to be in quotes

Well, I never understood why the courses were set up on a separate site in the first place. Bringing them together makes sense to me.

Dee

Pete, I don't really see what the difference is, aside from putting them under one roof. There's always been a "courses" tab at the top (as far as I can remember). There's no obligation for anyone to enrol. It's just there if people want to. I rally don't see it as a pitch at all. Don't think you've got anything to worry about at all.

Nik.

Nik

Thanks. I just don't understand the thinking behind the move, that's all. Like you ,WS is only a click away for those interested, so why change? Anyone know?

I guess I like the feeling of this place having no or very little commercial interest, that's all, and I'd like it to stay that way.

Pete

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like you say, that is