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Originally Posted by mgmueller
Obviously I've phrased it too ominously, while trying to avoid phrases like "pirated books".
But out of curiosity:
The headline of the poll says:
Your own content or "from somewhere else"?
What was your interpretation, where I wanted to hint at with "own content" (vs. "somewhere else") and why I put "somewhere else" in quotation marks? Maybe I should have put a "wink" behind the "somewhere else"? But then the interpretation would have been, I play pirating down or even recommend it...
And like I wrote before:
The "for free" in "I download my content for free from "somewhere else"" has been added by a moderator. I think "I download my content "from somewhere else"" right after "I buy from my merchant of choice..." would have been more distinct...
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Maybe instead of saying your own content you could have said your purchased content or legally obtained free books. That way you didn't have to say pirated for the other books and it would have made it more clear to me anyway what you meant by "somewhere else".