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Old 02-05-2011, 04:47 PM   #12
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Realistically, how many indie authors are going to be missed in a top ten? And, if this were to come to light, the New York Times and its compilers will figure out a way to properly reflect this. Certainly, in order to compile a top ten, you don't need to poll thousands of indie authors. I wonder if there will be an input mechanism from smaller publishers to ensure they get included -- flagging something they believe might be missed?

And, it will be a work in progress in the coming months as the category grows and the compilers figure out the best way to gather the data.
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