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Old 09-06-2013, 03:40 PM   #76
WashWest
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Pennsylvania, USA
Device: Kindly Paperwhite, PRS-350
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
I used to keep everything on my Kindle. Then I had to set it back to factory settings, and didn't bother to load everything again. Now, I have about 200 books on it. I used to have over 1,000 books on it.

I just don't bother to take the time to delete books, and besides, the more books I have on the device, the more options I have. I'm not always near WiFi, and I never know what I might want to read. The ability to have an entire library in my pocket was one of the selling points of the e-reader.
This pretty much describes my attitude: it's nice to have a lot of books but I'm not going to spend a lot of time being comprehensive. On my first device (K3), I kept everything organized, deleted books when I was done, etc. Now on my third device, I just load books when I get them or feel the urge to re-read them. I don't try to keep everything on there.
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