Comment: [EDITED TO ADD]: Adding a heart because you re-sent it without me even asking for another one. And it's all labelled/attributed to the right swap, and in an envelope, and it arrived in beautiful shape. Really pleased you did all that, so Thank you very much. :) [EARLIER COMMENT]: Thanks for your zine. I did really like it, but I should tell you what shape it arrived in: It's been ripped right through to the centre in several places, some parts of pages are missing entirely, and it's been screwed up tight (obviously in a mail-sorting machine) like someone was throwing it out. It arrived in an Australia Post courtesy envelope, the likes of which I've never before seen (which was cool). It's still readable but hard to read. I don't know what else to say except I was pretty shocked anyone would think two small white labels (the 3rd side wasn't even sealed up!) would contain pages of a booklet that has to mechanically feed through several types of machinery, especially when it's being sent to the other side of the world. At least I now know what happens to mail I don't receive: MACHINES ACTUALLY EAT THEM. My advice: use a big envelope or use a heavier weight of paper and seal all open sides completely. (Tape goes down the whole length of each side.) Thanks anyway. We live and learn. :) P.S. I didn't know what/whose/from whence the zine came for a long time either. There was no mention of swap-bot, the swap name or your s-b name! I join lots of zine swaps and nearly had to give up on this one. :(