Quote:
Originally Posted by osnova
I want to ask for advice on how to react to this.
A gentleman (apparently from Brazil) has published on Amazon a KJV (and ASV) with ... "Direct Verse Access." Compare it to my "Direct Verse Jump." The description of how it works appears to be taken from my product description page. It uses the same book abbreviations and may be a direct copy or derivative of my edition. He undercuts my sales price. His sales are closing in on mine.
I do not try to monopolize the Bible and welcome efforts of others to make it more available and easier to use, but in this case it seems he just has taken my work and passes it off as his own. The text is public domain and there are lots of alternative KJV and ASV editions for the Kindle but I spent many months to come up with a better edition and better navigation system.
I don't know...
|
Check with a lawyer. The workman is worthy of his hire. Thieves are not.
I just submitted the following review at
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...r_mts_prod_img. It should show up within a couple of days, unless it is censored by Amazon:
Title: Things that make you go Hmmmm...
Body text: This product sounds suspiciously similar to the older King James Bible (KJV) (best navigation with Direct Verse Jump; paragraphed) [Kindle Edition] by God-inspired.
http://www.amazon.com/James-navigati...3289682&sr=1-1
1 star for possible plagiarism.