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Old 02-17-2011, 05:51 AM   #62
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Originally Posted by Anke Wehner View Post
People who spend a lot of their time in international communities on the internet shouldn't forget that there still are a lot of people who don't. (I know I sometimes have to remind myself that a lot of readers in Germany are not comfortable enough with English to read untranslated novels for fun...)
That's their problem, though, and really, they are going to wait for the German language version anyway. They won't complain that the new novel by Author X is not available in Germany due to geo restrictions.

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If someone lives in Australia, and somehow heard of a book that no Australian publisher has picked up yet, not allowing them to buy the book from an American vendor is quite likely to cause frustration and ill-will.
You don't have to live in Australia to experience that frustration. Anywhere outside of the US will suffice, regardless of which language you speak.
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