One finds it hard enough to get one editor in 100 interested let alone two. I will tell you what my experiences are when that result occurs. You may or may not get a reply. Your manuscript may or may not be returned. It may or may not be accompanied by some form of rejection slip formal preprinted or personalized to some degree.
Good ideas get responses, others . . .
Cantu's wisdom says Good magazines' doesn't necessarily mean the biggest,' the ones with the largest budgets,' then ones who's name you recognize,' the ones you see on the magazine racks in stores' . . . It all depends. I have been the editor of several small dirt world newsletters and am well aware of the lack of time and the limited budget that often keeps a well-meaning editor from being perfect in dealings with writers. Using his ezine as a template, I published my first CantuHumor issue March 1999. I have 475 subscribers.