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Isn't this a little like when Microsoft first started out? No one could copy their programs, right? They kinda had the software locked up.
But what happened? People became so incensed, they figured out programs that got around the microsoft lockdown. You used to not be able to get Word, or the microsoft office tools without buying a licensed copy from the. Now, there is "open office" almost an exact duplicate. You don't need to use Internet Explorer. you can use Firefox. You don't even need Windows. You can use Linux. (Or Mac)
My point is this. Eventually, someone, somewhere will come out with ways around Amazon's "exclusive" deals, and product. Legally. And cheaper.
Already, thanks to people on this forum, there are ways to change titles, authors, etc., and God knows what.
Trying to get Amazon to change its policies will not work. They don't care. When you rake in the money hand over fist, you really don't have time to care.
Someone, somewhere, will solve this issue.
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