Thread: The economics of e-reading vs p-reading
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Old 10-10-2008, 10:58 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Xenophon View Post
Nope, you're not babbling. But for many of us the ratio of "eBooks Read" to "eBooks Purchased" is very close to 1.0. In my case, it's within one or two percent. So it was easier to compute using books purchased.
Not for me. Also, I can get a quick count of books read because I enter each book I read into LibraryThing after I complete it. If it is an ebook I tag it as such. Also I've "purchased" only about 20% of what I've read so far... mostly read TOR and Kindle freebees.

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