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Originally Posted by sbtx99
I'm jumping to the conclusion that when the author signed up to have his titles sold through Amazon, he didn't agree to the part about Amazon having "sole discretion" on the content they "accept and distribute through the Program." And that he didn't agree to the part where Amazon "reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of Titles sold on [their] site."
Or maybe he just figured that vaguely worded guidelines giving Amazon sole rights to determine what they sell would never result in content being removed without explanation.
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I'm certain the author signed something giving Amazon the right to decide to pull his content. I'm sure he didn't even read it - do you read agreements that you cannot change? I am a lawyer, and I don't -I make sure the mortgage has the right amount and terms, but the rest is nonnegotiable. If I want the $$, I have to sign as is.
I'm sure he did figure his content would not be removed without explanation. Welcome to the real world. If he doesn't like it, he can try Random House.