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I find the share and support newsletter to be what I look for over the diabetes news newsletter. It's complicated to say which is more important, but if this is a site for patient voices, then I think the share and support should remain as is.
I have daily google news alerts for diabetes and get the news more rapidly. What I have enjoyed about the support and share is I get to view the list of blogger generated topics and I feel closer to my community. I have been wavering on turning off the weekly news because I glance at it, but rarely click thru. I read almost every sharepost, even if it takes me the week to get to them all!
Perhaps it should be the diabetes news that should be monthly.
I'm game for whatever will continue to give patients access to one another. If the stats currently show a monthly is better, then I'm open to seeing if it works.