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Old 07-27-2011, 01:13 PM   #71
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I think the idea was that if you are to use ebooks, you have to have something to read them on. If they don't have anything to read them on, then they're not fans of ebooks, and are just seeing us as potential sales and nothing more. For instance, the one example of the author trying to shill their books, but then stating that they don't actually read ebooks because they like real books. It can kinda be insulting.
I know it's going to utterly shock the MR community to tell them this, but some people who read eBooks read them solely on their computers. Since "device" reads as "Branded eReader", it's easy enough to leave it as 'none' instead of slapping in "Dell-brand laptop".

And does it really matter what the author thinks? A few years again, Rowling was running around giving the impression that SHE didn't like eBooks because paper was SO important to her, but I don't recall there suddenly being a major crisis of conscience over that.
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