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Old 02-17-2011, 10:22 PM   #75
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Originally Posted by rogue_librarian View Post
Funnily enough as a consumer I'm really not interested in the reciprocal blame game between authors, translators, editors, agents, publishers, book-sellers and other concerned parties: I want it, I can't get it (easily & legally), of course I am going to complain (loudly) to the last link in the chain, i.e. the book-seller. Who, after all, is the one not selling it to me.

After that, being the law-abiding citizen that I am, I'll take my disposable income elsewhere. I know plenty of people who don't take the high road, but I'm not really sure I can blame them.
...and that is precisely my belief as well.

If I see an ebook online that is not available in Australia due to geo restrictions then I will do my utmost to buy the book from wherever I can using what means necessary to purchase it.

There are far easier means available if I chose to go down that path but I do not, preferring to at least pay the author some royalties for his work.
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