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Old 06-25-2014, 11:58 PM   #8578
davidfor
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Originally Posted by Blue2u View Post
Kobo's been working on their site as we've seen the past few days, but take a look tonight. One book I clicked 'view details' gives a bunch of author information. I clicked 'add to library' thinking I was getting a free book, it's not in my library so not sure what that function is supposed to do. Even their tab icon has changed. It'll be interesting to see what else has changed. [please do NOT let it be multi-tabbing]

ETA so far that's the only book I've come across with the 'view details' beside the book icon. Maybe it has to do with the 'Writing Life' feature?
That page is a "Kobo Collection". I think the idea is to people can create a list of books with some comments and other information. In this case, it is a page of information about the the author rather than one book. The "Add to library" is adding the collection to your library. The only way I can see to access this is from the Kobo app on the iPad. That has a "Kobo Collections" section in the library. I'm sure I have seen this on the e-ink devices at some time, but it isn't there now. I assume the Android app and the Arc devices will show them.

Another example of a collection is Kobo Next. That's just a selection of books they think people should buy from them.
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