Give me back my hot spot

Give me back my hot spot

I have been reading The Jakarta Post for years. I first
started to love the paper when I once found some nice issues on
education. At present, however, your paper is no longer enjoyable
to read since you have forgotten my favorite "hot spot".

I have been missing some writers with their innovative essays
on language teaching methodology and other related issues. You
are so preoccupied with political trends that sadly you got rid
of this column.

When are you going to "invite" Chaidar Alwasilah to come to
your space? Come on, don't let me stop loving you! Give me back
my "hot spot"!

DEDI

Tangerang, Banten