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Originally Posted by holymadness
On the other hand, while some readers may be very interested in reading a text annotated by someone whom they respect or find interesting (such as a famous author), Kindle does not allow you to read annotations by individuals. Instead, you get a generic set of all highlights and annotations by the faceless masses, cobbled together using an algorithm that equates popularity with pertinence.
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The Kindle seems to allow that. The Public Notes option shows highlights and notes from people you follow on kindle.amazon.com. I don't know how it works since I have absolutely no interest in following anyone.
Fortunately, I can turn all note and highlight sharing options completely off. I wish I could turn off the "tell the world that you just finished this book" or "tell the world that you just bought this book" stuff.