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Originally Posted by barryem
I sent Amazon feedback about the collections problem for those of us with more than one Kindle and they replied right away with a non-boilerplate reply asking that I call them. I did and the woman I talked to suggested that I delete the collections in my various Kindles and add new ones, using a different name on each device. I did and I put my books back in the new collections and now everything is back to normal.
I don't keep a lot of books on my various Kindles so this was pretty easy for me. But even if I did I'd have done it. It would have just been a lot more work.
Barry
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I too sent in another feedback forum, explaining the problems I have been having with the new update. Giving a full detail in the difficulty of using it. And I do not want to read about how it was designed to work with only their books, because I have forced myself to remove my side loaded books and only have a very small subset of my Amazon books on their while trying to clean up collections. A process I have been working on for two weeks now. It is taking me forever to fix the collections for over 3500 books, and before you state again your spiel about collectors Simaru, I am a reader first and a collector second, and I just finished reading my 219th book of 2013. When you are reading in the same league as me, then you can tell me about how the device that Amazon advertises can hold over 1400 books are not designed for "collectors".
I apologize if that comes off as snarky but I am frustrated and not in the mood to read about what a product is designed to do and how well it works for your 35 books. This reader wants her ereader to be able to handle and organize the library that I should be allowed to carry with me...