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Originally Posted by jocampo
Hi Care,
No, I don't mind you asking.
One of the things I like of mobileread is that people come here to share knowledge and ask for advices. It is a "free forum" with no restrictions others than respect members and avoid personal offense and attacks. People looking for a Kindle, visit Kindle forums. People looking for Nook Color, ask in Nook forums. You won't usually see people asking NC questions in a Kindle forum. Also, I don't think we are restricted to make comments on an specific forum just because we own or we don't own a device, are we? I think that's what we call freedom of speech.
I came her because like you, had a device, used it and move on and acquired experience while doing that. People want honest advices and opinions and that's what I provide. If you seek and check other of my posts, you will see that I've even recommended the B&N products to other people depending of what they ask.
It is not true I don't like B&N products. They don't suit my preferences and honestly believe that hacking or rooting something is not what a new user should look when buying an e-reader. Then if someone ask I provide my opinion and personal experience.
And yes, please review your sources but there is a possibility of bricking your device while changing the stock Os.
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I get that, and yes we are all free to post anywhere we feel like. I just thought of it as odd. I used to post at a tech forum for audio/video and I have bought many different things, tried them, and returned them only to get something I liked better. I never bothered going back in to those forums/threads after I explained my reasons for returning the product. I guess its diferent strokes for different folks and all that.
About the bricking, are you talking about the NC? Cause the posts I read about that are usually paniced posts where the NC is in fact not really bricked. But like anything there could be risk. I don't think the average consumer even roots anyway. I really like the stock reader as it is, but that is me. I am using it right now.