| Name and Country |
How much do you read our newsletters? |
Please comment on our newsletter. |
| Aaron Jerad from USA |
I read some things in all issues |
I like getting it, it keeps me in touch with the culture of the didj. Its one of the only newsletters that I subscribe to, informative, fun and inspiring. It also gives me a feeling of personal connection, and that you are about so much more than just making a profit. |
| Adam Snow from USA |
I read some things in some issues |
I enjoy it when I read it. I especially like to section on Aboriginal issues. It's important to keep updated on such things. |
| Alan from United Kingdom |
I read most things in all issues |
Very informative and could be made into a magazine selling world wide, please keep it going and educate the world. |
| Andreas Kreischer from Canada |
I read some things in most issues |
Don't get them anymore, but they were very interesting [OUR COMMENT: check your spam folder and add 'didjshop.com' to the "allow" list in your spam settings!] |
| Andy from United Kingdom |
I read some things in all issues |
Again it has good information on with up and coming events like the meditation around the world dates and keeps us informed about other issues etc |
| Angel from USA |
I read most things in all issues |
It's a pleasure to read it and learn about sources for gaining in proficiency. |
| Audrey from USA |
I read most things in most issues |
The letter is informative and very interesting. It is always enjoyed. |
| Audrey Wong from USA |
I read most things in most issues |
Your newsletter is very encouraging, honest and informative. |
| Ava Perry from USA |
I read everything in most issues |
I enjoy it 100%! |
| Bill Hollingworth from Australia |
I read everything in all issues |
I find your newsletter very entertaining and informative. |
| Brian James from United Kingdom |
I read most things in all issues |
This helps me to remember that there are people in other countries who believe in the oneness of humanity and are prepared to speak up for others who may not be enabled to speak for themselves, I also enjoy seeing the artwork on the new stock |
| Christian Robert from France |
I read most things in some issues |
It's nice to hear from people you appreciate. |
| Col from Australia |
I read most things in most issues |
As soon as you press the send button to send out the newsletter you must be working on the next newsletter. It is certainly one of the most in depth that I receive in my in-box. |
| Dan Lombardo from USA |
I read everything in most issues |
So much information! Really shows that the author has a great passion for the material and truly commits a great deal of time expressing his/her opinions. |
| Dan Schmidt from Canada |
I read some things in most issues |
Interesting and well written. Often it tweaks my interest. |
| Daniel Niles from United Arab Emirates |
I read most things in all issues |
It's great to get the newsletter (like today) and read about developments and new ideas and issues in the didj community. |
| Daniel from Germany |
I read most things in most issues |
I love the work that is put into them |
| David from United Kingdom |
I read everything in most issues |
The newsletter is always interesting and relevant, the coverage of Aboriginal issues is excellent and helps to highlight the plight of Aboriginal people. |
| David Mackinnon from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
Awesome newsletter! Love to read it every month. Awesome stories about aboriginal news. If I had the money, I would order a didj from this site right now. But I will have to save up my money for the next few months before I can order from here; money has been a bit scarce lately. |
| Anonymous from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
I LOVE getting the newsletter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If its in my mail - It's the first thing I read. THANK YOU for sending that out. We do care, we are interested and we are so totally stoked that you know it and us. You don't just keep your customers, you make friends and keep them close. |
| Eduardo from Ecuador |
I read some things in all issues |
Nice articles and chances to participate in contests. |
| Eric from Canada |
I read some things in most issues |
The newsletter is great because it's so personal and obviously written by someone who is very passionate about the Didgeridoo and the culture that created it. |
| Erik Putnam from USA |
I read everything in most issues |
I rather enjoy the articles about Aboriginal news. Sometimes I wish I could get more involved. The survey stuff is interesting... no one is wrong (unless they are:) The photos are great!!! Thank you! |
| Francis from USA |
I read most things in all issues |
Very enjoyable. excellent coverage about all things Aboriginal as far as I can tell from my far away home in Florida. A nice quick look to a far away land which I hope to visit one day. |
| Fred Ashplant from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
I think your newsletter is the most interesting, informative and educational that I have read. |
| Fred from Netherlands |
I read some things in most issues |
Love the lay-out and the beautiful pictures |
| Gabe from Canada |
I read most things in some issues |
There's a lot more going on than I thought which is actually really good |
| Gabriel Flores from USA |
I read most things in most issues |
Very informative and actually quite interesting. I love all the updates |
| Gabriel Florez from USA |
I read most things in most issues |
Brilliant!! I love the updates and the different things going on throughout the shop. I like all the aboriginal tidbits. Really great. First newsletter worth reading haha. |
| Gonzalo Gregori from China (pr) |
I read everything in all issues |
Really interesting and to the point. Eye opening on aboriginal issues. |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I read some things in most issues |
A good mouth piece for Aboriginal issues |
| Graham Monteith from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
It's a great newsletter. It's never boring and I always read it before I read any other emails I have. |
| Guido Cifali from Australia |
I read most things in most issues |
Great, particularly the further development of aboriginal issues. |
| Harry from Australia |
I read everything in all issues |
Pretty happy with it right to the point. |
| Anonymous from Brazil |
I read a little bit once or twice a year |
Very good published. |
| Helen from Ireland |
I read most things in most issues |
I very much enjoy your newsletter. It is always interesting, and often very moving. I would not receive such insights into aboriginal issues elsewhere. I hope it will long continue, and wish you all the best in the future. |
| Israel from Spain |
I read some things in some issues |
I think is very interesting because I can learn more about the aboriginal culture and dream with all that didges you show on it, I dream that one day I will play one of this near a master like DJalu Gurruwiwi,!!!!!!!its just a dream... |
| Jack from Antarctica |
I read some things in all issues |
Some times, when I'm working in Antarctica, our internet connectivity is very sketchy, so sometimes it is difficult to get access to it. All in all, I like your newsletter very much. I always feel like playing a didj again after I can read it. |
| James Miller from USA |
I read everything in most issues |
Informative, beyond that of what a normal newsletter would seem. the extra information is educational, definitely NOT a boring newsletter! |
| Jeannie from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
Well done and I hope you keep sending them - they are great education and make me feel tied into the world didj community |
| Jeremy from USA |
I read some things in most issues |
Your new letter is great, And for part, the reason I keep returning to your wonderful site. Sometimes when life is hectic and time is scarce, I run into your newsletter in my inbox, and just take a break form the working world to see what you guys have to say |
| Jessica Wilson from Canada |
I read some things in some issues |
Great job and thanks for the give-a-ways I believe you provide a great service to our world |
| Johan Pot from Netherlands |
I read most things in all issues |
Nice to have contact with the other side of the world in such a "musical" way. |
| John Heusler from USA |
I read most things in some issues |
Your newsletter comes often....I ALWAYS play my didge right after reading. Keep up the great work! |
| John from USA |
I read some things in some issues |
I find it well written |
| John from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
Again, very well done. Keeps me up to date on issues in Australia affecting the Aboriginal people |
| Jonny Monument from United Kingdom |
I read everything in all issues |
I look forward to them every month. I really do. You have everything in there, and it is great to keep abreast of the Aboriginal issues which are simply NOT reported over here. It feels like there is a voice coming from QLD telling me things that I would otherwise not hear. |
| Anonymous from Ireland |
I read most things in most issues |
It's very nice |
| Anonymous |
I read everything in most issues |
I enjoy learning about the history of the didgeridoo, its caretakers, its performers, and how all of these things relate -- and more! |
| Julio Peña from Paraguay |
I read most things in all issues |
I appreciate to have first-hand information about aboriginal issues, specially about the improvement and difficulties with their human rights and culture. |
| Kathleen Byham from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
It's very informative and I like the offers regarding what you have on sale. I like the information about your upcoming events as well. |
| Kev English from United Kingdom |
I read some things in most issues |
It is the easiest way to find out whats happening within this group of like minded people. Peace be with you. |
| Kyle from USA |
I read most things in all issues |
Very glad to still be on your mailing list. thank you for keeping us all posted about the didj community you have helped create |
| Laura from USA |
I read some things in most issues |
Like the personal stories such as about the snakes and other creatures |
| Luis from Portugal |
I read some things in some issues |
A fair a pretty cool summary of what the site is and what's new |
| Luke from Canada |
I read some things in some issues |
Its pretty good, I've tried writing a newsletter once and I can't believe how much you have to write on, its great |
| Manuel from China (pr) |
I read some things in some issues |
It is a good thing for getting more information on aboriginal culture, didj, etc.. |
| Marcus Comét from Sweden |
I read some things in most issues |
It is an interesting read most of the times, and something that makes one glad when receiving un-expectantly in ones mailbox:) |
| Margaret from USA |
I read most things in most issues |
I like things that stretch my mind and remind me that there is more than one way to look at things. |
| Anonymous |
I read most things in all issues |
I love hearing about the group solstice playing and how people use their didges and the many kinds |
| Mark from USA |
I read some things in all issues |
I enjoy them. Keep 'em coming! |
| Mary from Australia |
I read most things in most issues |
I always look forward to the newsletter. Very informative & interesting. Love it. |
| Anonymous |
I read most things in most issues |
A fine news letter |
| Neil Wakeling from United Kingdom |
I read most things in most issues |
I really enjoy the mix of didg and aboriginal news. Its increased my awareness - thank you. |
| Omar L. De La Tejera from Mexico |
I read everything in all issues |
A lot of very interesting info about cultural roots of australia, |
| Paleki Phaphapeuneua from Canada |
I read everything in all issues |
I do love the newsletter however knowing the work that goes into it I feel bad saying I wish it was sent out more frequently:) I love opening my email to find it waiting for me. |
| Patrick from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
Please keep it coming!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Patrick from Australia |
I read everything in all issues |
Love them, KEEP up the Great work |
| Patty from Canada |
I read most things in all issues |
One of my favorite.... you guys are doing it right! |
| Peggylynn from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
It is very informative, it is fun, colorful, teaches you important things, and makes you feel you are part of something bigger than yourself |
| Peter from New Zealand |
I read most things in most issues |
Extremely well put together & interesting especially as it relates to Aboriginal issues in Australia. |
| Robert from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
I always look forward to them, no matter how irregularly they seem to come. It's always exciting to see the newsletter in my inbox. |
| Robin from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
You newsletters are like hearing from a long lost friend. |
| Roger from USA |
I read most things in all issues |
The newsletter brings information about what is happening "Down Under" and keeps me informed of how we treat aboriginal societies. While the information can be distressing, it helps me to keep my intent to be an agent of change for fair treatment of all people. |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I read some things in most issues |
Very informative, the best |
| Anonymous from USA |
I read some things in all issues |
The news letter gives me breaks from the daily grind... |
| Scott Estrich from Australia |
I read most things in most issues |
I enjoy the local indigenous news and current affairs and comments on relevant indigenous topics |
| Stacey Mcgaughey from New Zealand |
I read some things in all issues |
A nice mix. Stuff to look at, read, listen to, get involved in. An opportunity to 'connect' not just a retail hit. |
| Steav W from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
I look forward to receiving it! |
| Steve from United Kingdom |
I read everything in all issues |
Informative, inspiring and fun! Couldn't ask for anymore:) |
| Stewart from USA |
I read everything in all issues |
I love it, keep it coming. |
| Sundeep from USA |
I read most things in all issues |
I like to read it, it helps remind me that there is also good in the world. IT also reminds me to go play the didj if I haven't recently. |
| Anonymous from Australia |
I read some things in some issues |
It led me here. I like it actually it is nice to know what is happening and that 'real' didj's are available at a reasonable price. |
| Telfair Leimbach from USA |
I read a little bit once or twice a year |
I enjoy seeing your newsletter show up in my email even if I don't read it much. There's something cheery about it and inviting. |
| Tim from Japan |
I read most things in most issues |
Excellent - please keep up the good work |
| Tommi from Finland |
I read everything in most issues |
Today I came on computer and I saw it and I started reading. It is interesting and it is waking up the will to start play the didgeridoo again. You rise up my urge - thanks! Also Your newsletter rose up the interest towards Australia. I was going there, to your land in last April but the Iceland's volcano ruined the flights that time. Now I am considering a new journey. Your newsletter supports this idea, gives a good boost for taking this challenge! |
| Wesley from Canada |
I read some things in some issues |
The most information I have ever seen on didgeridoos. I like the technical informative aspect as well as the stories and news articles. |
| Xavier Bellay from France |
I read most things in some issues |
Your newsletter is clear and that makes us want to know more |
