But despite the urgency of the change, it is absolutely necessary that citizens have an informed view in order for us to make a sensible decision. I therefore urge you to take particular care to see that future articles clearly address this problem and the way in which any proposed system will or will not deal with it. We read every letter. We allow one letter per author per month. We call to confirm every letter published to ensure that no one is sending a letter under someone else's name.
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