Editorial.

The previous number of Child and Adolescent Mental Health (vol. 7, no. 1, p. 3) reported the quantitative results of the 2001 survey of 182 readers of this journal (under its former name, Child Psychology and Psychiatry Review). This showed that our journal was the one most widely read by respondents and that, by and large, they found most sections interesting and relevant. The results were pleasing for the Association and all the staff who labour hard to produce CAMH. However, to improve further we need to be sensitive to what readers say — in current terminology, to respond to the opinions of our users. Here we report in a more qualitative fashion your freely expressed opinions and ideas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]