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Old 06-07-2011, 08:24 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Assassin View Post
Now I learn why free ebooks generate so few reviews. I think the term for what some of you are doing is called hoarding or greed. Many of you set high expectations for the writers but don't uphold your end by supporting the authors with timely feedback. At some point the writers will get tired of providing free materials to you and it will be your fault.
In my case, it's called "I read a lot and I'm on a budget."

The only time I have an obligation to provide timely feedback is when I've been given a copy specifically for the purpose of review - a mutual agreement between myself and the author. I have gotten those, and I have upheld my end of the bargain.

Plus, a lot of the freebies I get on retail sites are given away by the publisher to promote an author who has an upcoming release. It's not done to get reviews, it's done to generate sales of the other works.
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