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Old 07-31-2012, 02:20 PM   #588
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The book club is fun but not what I'd call addictive. I spent most of my time in Politics and Religion. I played "Picture Battle". I tried to keep up on threads in the News and General sections. There's Joke of the Day, What's in Your Cup, book deals, and so on. Mobileread.com, as a whole, can be addictive.
I agree, there are lots of places to spend time and get caught up in the community of MobileRead. I made a decision early on to stick to actual reading related threads with the sole exception of "What's in your cup?" Trying to participate in all the other places I could would lead to definite addiction problems. So I read News, General, and Reading Recommendations for the general-interest reading related categories, and intermittently read Kindle, Calibre, and Which One Should I Buy threads to keep up on what's happening in those areas. But I'm very selective about answering or getting involved there.
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