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Old 02-12-2012, 01:40 PM   #367
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
I appreciate what you're saying, Harry, and you have certainly contributed more than your share of ebooks to the library, but you need to remember that not everyone has your skill sets. Uploading an ebook to the Patricia Clark Memorial Library can be a daunting task. It requires people to know how to format, convert files, proofread; not to mention the need to know how to do copyright searches. It's not for everyone. Besides, many members are already doing quite a bit for MobileRead in other ways, and others already have a full plate and just don't have the time.

That being said, from someone who has only uploaded a couple of books to the library, thanks for all your hard work, Harry. It has not gone unnoticed nor unappreciated. You're a real trooper.
No skills or time needed for the kind of thing I had in mind, Tom. When you're reading a book from our library, if you happen to notice an error, just set a bookmark on that page. When you finish the book, drop the uploaded a PM and say, "I spotted these errors while I was reading the book...". I guarantee that the uploader will be very grateful, and the book will then be better for the next reader.

There are several people who do this regularly; their feedback is very welcome, and they are making a genuine contribution to the improvement of the quality of our library.
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