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It has taken all properties of a usual file format for distribution from us (.mp3, mp4, ... even .doc (was at least reversed), ...) but this community refuses to acknowledge its role of having allowed this take place largely unnoticed.
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It hasn't taken a single thing from me. I buy a considerable amount of books from Amazon, and despite the apparent "takeover" of the kfx format, I've yet to buy, download, or read a single Amazon book in the kfx format. Not one. So why do I care about its inability to be converted to other formats again? Kfx continues to be a non-factor for those who place a high value on archiving and/or converting their purchases. And it will continue to be so until there are no easy end-runs around kfx.
Contrast that with the many Topaz books that got foisted upon me over the years (with no way to avoid getting them without going to another retailer).