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No one is talking about passing off a changed work as the "Real McCoy." If changes were made without informing the reader than changes were made, then yes, that would be deceptive. But from the beginning, it has been clear that what is being discusses involves books where it is made clear to the reader that this is an edited version.
For an edited version to replace the original would require that all the sellers supress the original in favor of the edited version. That's a conspiracy.
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