Yes, I remember back in the 60's learning to fly.. I would hang out for the postman to deliver it - always worth the wait. I was able to obtain some back copies and now have the complete set from #1 which if I recall was in the early 50's and had just a write up of just one accident. I have to agree that the withdrawal of the paper edition was a step back in safety as having it on the various coffee tables etc at the flying schools was as mentioned above a great aid for pilots wanting a read whilst waiting etc.
It is now all about cost and although Margo and her team try their best, the e copy is nowhere near as good from a readers point of view. And I might add not as easy to access...!
Pinky ... I don't know you do I??