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Originally Posted by dacattt
If you read the article, #1, the author isn't even given a reason by Amazon why their books are pulled.
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They don't have to. They have no obligation to carry any books in the first place. (Funny how I'm defending Amazon here for once.)
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... where does that put users who have purchased the item but don't have it down loaded (like those reading on their phones w/o a Kindle).
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I'm sure they'll get a refund. These are trivial details to sort out.
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... to "fantasy erotica" that is careful "no underage contact " is in a book while still dealing with the issue.... that moves the mark.
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I'm usually libertarian in these cases: people should read what they want, nobody is forced to. It's still distasteful and offensive to many, though, and if Amazon decides not to carry these books (I don't know their stance on, say, bestiality and other such "taboo" subjects, and I couldn't care less) they have every right not to.
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... when someone else tries to tell me what I can and can't read...
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But they don't. Basically they're telling you "get it from some place else".