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Old 07-23-2014, 08:35 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
You say "admitted" as though it were some sort of crime.
Oh Harry! Do you just dislike cats in general? You know that was not my meaning. I find Alex's honesty refreshing and am glad that he has pointed out the change he made.

Also, I absolutely love your Dickens books, thanks for the uploads. But it wouldn't do any harm and may do a lot of good to issue guidelines requesting that the uploader mention any substantive changes to a book, such as modernisations. Do you remember the outcry when publishers began changing the text of Huckleberry Finn to get rid of the N word? Are PC or changes in meanings good enough reasons to alter the words in a book? A mild but firmly worded guideline would allow us, the downloaders, to know what kind of version we're getting and whether it's been bowdlerised.

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