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This publication is the most read in the Highland piping and drumming world, and has played a major role in opening the traditional Scottish musical arts to constructive dialog and criticism. The publication is not-for-profit. It is a valuable academic resource for anyone wishing to learn about piping, drumming and pipe bands, and offers more than 3500 archives articles. --74.99.242.222 14:22, 29 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Claims made in this article

The claim "the site is the world's most frequented news and features outlet serving piping and drumming" may very well be true but doesn't seem adequately sourced. The claim "The magazine is the largest online repository of articles on piping and drumming in the world" may very well have been true when written but is it still true now the National Piping Centre have digitised all the back issues of Piping Times/Piping Today? It would be good to make this article more robust, to defend against any allegations, unfair or not, of self-promotion. Johnstoo (talk) 14:16, 20 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]