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Old 07-09-2012, 05:05 PM   #16
QuantumIguana
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No one is talking about publishers subsidizing anyone. The question is what terms are reasonable. If I check out a paper book, but don't get around to reading it before I return it, I haven't increased the wear and tear on the book. However, if I check out an e-book, but don't get around to reading it, that reduces the number of times the library can check it out.
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