Here’s what I can’t figure out….
OK, so “something came up” and they need to do an extensive rewrite of at least some of the information for the scheduled August WT.
It’s so extensive it may require an extra month, or even two months of writing, editing, rewriting, etc.
Meanwhile, work continues on the September WT and October WT. In fact, that content is finished before the rewrites of the August mag.
Why can’t they just take the September WT, swap out the date in the cover and footers, and name <what was the September WT> as <the new August WT>?
What is so special about “August”? Why not just switch up the order a bit so the rewritten articles get dumped into a WT with a later date?
The obvious apparent answer is “they want these rewritten articles to be studied in October, not earlier, not later, but exactly in October”.
But why? What possible difference could it make? WT articles are dull, bland, uninteresting and perfectly interchangeable. If a local KH were to decide to study, I don’t know, an article from March 2018 at this week’s meeting, anyone who didn’t have a copy of the current WT in front of them would have no idea.
There has to be a reason why THOSE articles HAVE TO be in the AUGUST WT, but I just can’t think of what it could be.
Any ideas out there?