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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Yes, I know why Amazon doesn't have a cover on the K3's in the advertisements. But it makes it look like it's OK to do all kinds of crazy things with a naked K3 and it will be OK. It's almost like false advertising but not quite.
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I imagine there are people who were extremely disappointed when they weren't attacked by beautiful women after using Axe body spray.
Also, drinking beer doesn't turn one into one of the pretty people.
Oh, and Red Bull, sadly, does not give me wings.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
As for the advise, how would you suggest giving advise telling people that a cover on an eink device is needed? The fact that for a lot of people, the cover also makes the device easier to hold is a bonus.
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How about just that? Or, "Hey, ereaders can break easily depending on how you use them. The screens are fragile. A cover might be a good idea, and some people find that it makes them easier to hold and more comfortable to use."
Your advice, at the core, is good, but when you come across so strongly, it tends to be very off-putting. No one wants to feel like a monster for using a naked ereader (or using an ereader naked
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Then there's the fact that you've consistently griped about Amazon, yet you seem to have this overwhelming need to protect the poor little Kindles. Is it one of those "don't blame the child for the sins of the parent" type of things? It could almost be endearing if you spin it the right way.