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Originally Posted by DuskyRose
For others, it's having to learn how to get their own sites set up and how to receive payments, while worrying about people taking their work without permission. So they have to no only have day jobs, and write, but then find time to learn how to manage a web site.
So the 'limitation's of the network isn't high up on the list of why most authors don't sell from their own web sites. I think it's very low on the list, since the network as it stands now has all the tools they need if they want to use it.
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Having to worry about others attributing your work to them is one of the network's limitations. I suppose it might not be high on the list, but it is a major concern of some so maybe it should be a priority?
For new writers, the current tools are probably just fine, but for past and current writers they might be inadequate and overwhelming. I don't know how to make conversion of written documents into a digital format as easy as can be, besides setting up a table at my local library and offering free conversion services.
