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Originally Posted by Harmon
Why should I? It's your assertion - give me some reason to think that you know what you are talking about & I'll be glad to listen. Are you in the publishing industry? Are you engaged in buying and selling pbooks?
When someone who purports to know something about a topic tells me I'm wrong in something I think I know, then backs it up by telling me to go do research, I'm inclined to think that he doesn't know any more than I do, and perhaps less.
Helpful hint: the fact that a bankrupt book seller didn't pay its bills doesn't tell us anything about the normal practices of solvent book sellers.
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Because you won't believe any research I dig up either as long as it disagrees with your pre-conceived opinion. It's not worth my time to do a google search for you just to have you ignore it anyway. It's not like it takes serious research.
Greg Weeks
I've got to add, you made the assertion that bookstores were providing "loans" to publishers for pbooks without any documentation for this. This is the reason you gave for ebooks to cost more than pbooks. I called you on this and you are asking ME to provide documentation?