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Old 06-15-2011, 09:02 AM   #64
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Originally Posted by astrangerhere View Post
In turn, I am going to pose a question that I am curious to know what more of you think of from the orignal wired.com article -

Do you find ebooks more disposable than paper ones? Do you keep multiple backups? Are you more apt to delete an ebook or give away a DTB? Do you feel that this is a valid argument against ereading? Why?
No. Yes. No and No. No.

A lot people will buy a mass market paperback and read it once, then either toss it out or give it away/sell it.

So, if this is a valid argument against preading, then the fact that a lot of people will only read an ebook once and then toss it out, is also a valid argument against ereading.

And I even have problems giving away a book as gift (meaning: a book I bought specifically for somebody to give as a gift...) I couldn't part with all my own loved books, be they p or e!
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