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Originally Posted by JSWolf
This will be better for all involved as we can then pick what format we want if it is available. And Kindle users will be able to pick Kindle format if it's available. So that would give us a possible choice of ePub, PDF, Mobipocket, and AZW. If this is true, then it's may help a lot with wait times. as instead (using the previous example) of dealing with just the 2 ePub copies, we'd get to use all 4 and 4 copies gives a lesser wait time then just 2.
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Why couldn't you have
started with this pleasant guess instead of getting yourself all worked up with those other bad guesses for months?
A library has four licenses (from overdrive) for an ebook (no format specified on the licenses). They lend it to four people at a time on a first come, first served basis... regardless of what format they need. No evil; "the epubs are all lent out but a kindle user jumped ahead of me in line because there was a mobi available!!
" Did you really think they were going to allow that kind of ugly scenario to develop?
It'll work fine, you'll see. And if it doesn't... why get all worked up before you need to?