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Originally Posted by J. Strnad
If I decide to no longer sell Risen through B&N, and B&N's practice is to then take it out of their customers' archives as if it never happened, then that is a B&N issue. Once you buy it, it should stay in your B&N library forever, IMO, whether I'm still selling it or not.
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But it is you who is pulling the book, not B&N. I don't blame B&N. I blame you.
You see, if you had not gone with Amazon and were not thinking of maybe doing so again, you would have at least 3 or 4 sales just from putting it back out in ePub. But it is your choice to with your book as you want. I am not going to buy a book that may be pulled for sale only with Amazon. Now if you want to rethink this and tell us that you won't be pulling it, then sure, I can go ahead an buy, but not as things stand now.
Question, if someone was to buy your book in ePub as a gift for someone else and before that someone else got to downloading it, you pulled it for Amazon. Would you refund that person's money since that person did not get a chance to download it before it was made unavailable? Are you sure that when you pull your ePub edition to go to Amazon, that you are not in fact causing some people to not get a copy that was paid for?