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Originally Posted by pilotbob
Here's my Letterman style top 5 reasons:
5. They don't know that you can download PD books for free.
4. The don't know that public domain means 100 years old.
3. They felt $.99 is a good value for the books.
2. They want people under 30 to real Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Stevenson, Szu, etc.
1. The person that wrote the article works for AppEngines, LLC and wants to sell public domain books to make some money.
[BTW: This isn't Apple.... yes Apple takes 30% of any app store sale]
BOb
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And your number one top reason is the biggie. It's a "great deal" because they say so and they are selling the product. So, it really isn't so much an article, as it is an advertisement, geared at people who don't know much about public domain books. As long as people understand that it's an ad, and that ads spin the truth in order to push the product, I have no problem with it ....