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Originally Posted by Anak
@tnforpaul45. Don't worry, you'll get paid by posting and starting topics in forums like these. Good luck with generating a online buzz for this new Kobo product.
I took a quick look at your other posts too. Nice. Your creative writing skills have certainly improved.
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Yawn. Not everybody believes that those bugs that you concentrate on are quite as important as you appear to believe. Do you expect anyone to believe that a reviewer with very limited hands on time would have the familiarity with the hardware and firmware to even notice the bugs that you seem fixated on? That they would be sideloading epubs to the internal storage rather than simply downloading .kepubs from Kobo's site?
As for your suggestion that TNforPaul45 is a paid shill? Perhaps you have some proof to offer? Though with 58 posts in his years of membership, it's going to take some convincing that the payment would be worthwhile. Most of the
potential shills I've run across in various areas tend to be quite prolific, the negative shills to even more of an extent than the positive shills. Sadly, your 455 posts would be a slow week for most of that crowd.
And yes, I went back to your first message which was a complaint thinly disguised as a suggestion that Kobo had not implemented all the features that you wanted -- no file browser, no subdirectory support, show all books the same size on the home screen (back in the carousel days). Almost every message you posted was a further complaint -- Kobo didn't support the @page and body tags as one example. I gave up after 53 posts where I could not find a single positive comment about Kobo and their products.
The general impression I got after browsing your messages was simple a lack of understanding why you bothered to own a Kobo product when in over two years, counting your positive messages about Kobo and their products would not require much in the line on numeracy skills.
Regards,
David