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Originally posted by Mako
I propose the concept that that promo's should made for the audience, not for the DJ's.
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To be clear, what I said was that first and foremost the DJs needed to be satisfied, not that the audience should not be.
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Just remember there's a groove going on and a promo that is purposely made to be jarring and annoying is a poor fit with the programming.
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Have you *heard* some of the music Aural Moon plays?
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The point is I am offering a bit of constructive critisism which should be evaluated, and then either ignored or accepted as it makes sense to the producers of the shows.
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Everyone appreciates constructive criticism. Your posts, primarily your tone re: Sean came across a bit beyond that to me. But perhaps I'm just being defensive of a friend.
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Ok, well, where are they then? Tell those lads to step up and be proud and be counted! No slacking allowed! 
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While they won't be found in a hanging CHAD somewhere
, it's pretty much the consensus of opinion anytime I've ever seen the subject discussed be it specifically with myself or in general.
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Rambling deep into minutia is never a desirable style for any speaker. Put the deep info on the web page as needed, that's cool, but not into a mic.
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All I can say is, this is amateur radio full of volunteers who put together radio shows for the benefit of their listeners (and perhaps to rub their own ego a bit). Many of these guys are first and foremost music fans and collectors before they are radio talents. While making comparisons to how "the radio community" does things can be helpful and feedback can be noted, it's a bit much to expect those standards at a place like Aural Moon I think. I mean, if AM did everything the radio community does, it wouldn't be AM anymore.
- Cozy