Thread: Authors Group Urges Opposition to E-Book Settlement
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Old 06-26-2012, 05:59 PM   #155
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Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg View Post
Here I may agree more with Elfwreck.

My experience is more that if people like to collect books, they'll buy books.

When I'm done reading an eBook, even if I paid for it, I delete it. This mentality may be part of the reason I mostly stick to libraries.
I also agree with Elfwreck except for the cost of books part.

I've noticed that people will find a way to do or get what they want. They don't let costs stop them.

If they love to read, they will obtain books and read.
If they love to play golf, they will do so.
If they love to smoke, they will find the $10/day for cigarettes and smoke.
If a family wants to go to the beach, they arrive after 4pm when it's free.

I remember a girl in school who prostituted herself to earn the money to buy a Gucci handbag. A person who greatly desires something will find the means.
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