Thread: Can e-Publishing Overcome Copyright Concerns?
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Old 06-15-2008, 12:35 AM   #206
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post

Since my e-books (2 of them, anyway) are on the Darknet, even with their considered-to-be-reasonable prices, I'd say that money isn't really the issue... or, at least, it's only part of the issue. The real issue is Respect.

People who do not respect a creator Darknet their work, in effect letting others take the work for free, a sign of disrespect for the creator. And it's not always about money... it can be about opinions, politics, insults, perceived slights, or even looks... but everyone focuses on money, because the loss to income is considered of paramount importance (and the best way to hurt someone) by many.
Hey Steve

Do you know if the 2 books you *know* are on the darknet sell at the same or different rates that ones you think are not?
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