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Old 06-18-2017, 08:58 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Bingo! I read on one device (with primarily one app) and don't annotate. I vary rarely even set a bookmark.

Readers just don't need the type of features the OP is envisioning. Academics do. And when it comes to an academic setting. Ebooks and ereaders just can't hold a candle to multiple physical books (full of physical bookmarks) spread out on a table within easy reach of the student/researcher. They might not ever.


I find it so strange that majority of readers would not make highlights in books. Do you think this depends on the genre of the book being read?

I tend to make a lot of highlights for self-help and technical books
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