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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
My conclusion is that; stories that entertain me have value... regardless of the medium. The majority of the ebook buying public must agree with me or the price would have dropped already. At what point does the one-star brigade go from "fighting the good fight" to "graciously accepting defeat?" Or will these "activists" choose to be sore losers for an indefinite period of time? I'm guessing the later. Gracious isn't as much fun as mayhem.
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My conclusion is that the majority of ebook buyers are new to the game. They just bought their first Kindle, Ipad or whatever recently and try this new thing out without thinking much about it. What is so wrong about alerting the unsuspecting noobies?
And mayhem? One word, lol. Why don't you just accept that this is democracy at work? Apparently quite a lot of people feel this way. If all these efforts are in vain they will disappear sooner or later. The theory is, that most people will come to believe that the ebook version is not worth more than a pbook when they seriously consider all the issues. So just see how this plays out.