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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
All depends on what you consider "the best part," I guess. For me, the best part about ebooks is the immediate availability of just about any novel I'd ever want to read (and having tons of offline reading available at my fingertips). I'd be willing to bet the vast majority of readers don't do much reading of material that the mirroring of print technology doesn't already handle quite admirably.
Not to say there's no advantage/benefit to your efforts. It's just going to have a fairly niche audience is all. I wish you the best of luck with it.
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The same can be said of any technology I think. There are those who will use it and those who won't. How big a niche market a given technology has depends on many things I would think. How easy it is to use, how good it looks, advertising of the technology, how useful it is in a given environment, etc. All the past advances in print technology were probably thought to be niche markets at one time or another. For example clay tablets were used first as a method of bookkeeping. i.e. how many jars of oil, barley, etc. were on hand, and who they belonged to.