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Old 07-29-2010, 01:42 PM   #286
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
that's why I occasionally use big red letters


I am not yelling at you per-se, but there is an ovewhelming perception that books for the Kindle can only be purchased at Amazon, and are not available from libraries. big red letters get peoples attention.


and I will continue to repeat... it is a common FALLACY that library books cannot go on a Kindle. when it is brought up, I will argue it. and for the record I was going to the library right up until I got my Kindle
Others have explained to you the technical aspects of gaining the "availability" to load library ebooks onto a kindle (which I am aware of and technically able to do), but I will point out additionally (not using a 45 point red font) that this technique is NOT ebook lending, it is ebook stealing.

I have no problem with stripping DRM from a book I have paid for,I do that all the time, but stripping DRM from an ebook lent to you by a library, is wrong, legally, and more importantly, ethically.

So your big red letters, did not inform so much as confuse the issue.
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