back to article The Register's entirely serious New Year's resolutions for 2016

We launched as an email newsletter in 1994, hit the web four years later and are now a multinational media entity operating on three continents. Millions of people read us every month, which is humbling. We may have missed our birthday, but did do some proper “we've turned 21 and that means we're probably quite grown up now” …

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  1. Mellipop

    Oh please forget your resolutions

    "more modern and global cultural touchstones, science coverage that gives proper prominence to peer-reviewed"

    What cobblers. What piffle. If that came from some CIO's press release you'd rip into it.

    We are mostly British, some were transported and fewer still managed to get back to Blighty. We can VIEW the world's activities but from the peculiar perspective of a bunch of warring tribes that live on this rain-soaked island. We don't really care what American's think; we get that rammed down our throats incessantly.

    We want irreverence, understatement and indiscretion. Have the commentards so embarrassed you with their effing and blinding?

    I wish we could bring back TG@H.

    <img src="http://www.viewdata.org.uk/galerien/Gnome/1a.gif" style="width:304px;height:228px;" >

  2. Tom B Tek
    Coat

    Umm...Well...I'll be off then

    Like BlackAdder, Wimbledon FC, and the company xmas party, all good things must come to an end.

    Never commented much, but visited near daily for the last 10+ years.

    Mine's the one with the memories of what El Reg was in it.

  3. Tail Up

    55 73

    and, of course, amanfromMars (see amanfromMars1), Reg's cult philosopher and commenter, would scarcely keep his own consulate in a dull and dusty village, but founded it here, on these humble pages. A Shakespearean, representing an idea of an electronic personality, one of the most sophisticated and mind-breaking ones, which one could meet in the Net.

    Top stuff w0rdplay that deserves own page on a regular basis. I would type 55 73 with a special pleasure tonight.

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: 55 73

      My recollection from much digging around on a previous occasion is that Graham is an HonourableGentleman with an axe to grind re the Symantec web. Or maybe I meant semantic web. Who knows what he meant...

  4. Chris Robinson

    Lose the Big Picture

    That big graphic at the top of each article is annoying and demeaning. It's a waste of space and bandwidth. When you first introduced it with your other changes a few months ago I felt sure there would be a strong negative reaction and waited for it to go away - or at least reduce in size.

    Now I just use Firefox "Block Images".

  5. Jeffrey Nonken

    Checking... checking... Nope. Still unhappy that you drop-kicked Worstall.

  6. Bbbbit
    Mushroom

    What we are looking at is...

    https://vimeo.com/44568228

  7. aelfheld

    Irrelevance beckons

    "[...] less SHOUTINESS, an evolving sense of humour, more modern and global cultural touchstones, science coverage that gives proper prominence to peer-reviewed, evidence-based research and a recognition that attempted self-aware hopefully ironic sexism is almost always indistinguishable from actual sexism."

    That appears to be, in effect, a complete surrender to the fundamentally irrational notion that subjects can be ruled unfit for discussion.

  8. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    We've loved The Reg for many years. Don't give up your opinionated quirkiness and don't lose the puns we've come to love & hate!

    I'm not so keen on the infobyte. I like print and in-depth. There's too much pabulum in the world already!

  9. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    That would explain THIS abomination.

    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/11/02/t_shaped_developers_are_the_new_normal/

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