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Old 08-01-2010, 02:47 AM   #23
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Worldwalker's post fits logic and reasoning. That having been said, I haven't even checked out darknet books, other than that when I google an ebook to find a place to buy it, it seems most hits are from other sources than bookstores. I have to say that it gets frustrating when I can't buy a book I want because of various restrictions. So far I've stayed away from darknet, because I want to support the authors and also follow law&regulations - but it seems more and more geographical etc restrictions are popping up to make it more and more difficult for "law abiding people" to get ebooks they want.

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Originally Posted by Worldwalker View Post
According to the publishers, everyone who downloads a 3,000-book torrent would have bought every single one of those 3,000 books at full retail price if they hadn't gotten them off the darknet. Because, y'know, people routinely spend $45,000 a year for books -- even people who only make $20,000 a year.- - -
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