Thread: Which eReader platforms make upgrading ebooks easy?
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Old 12-30-2017, 06:37 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Cootey View Post
I was wondering which eReader platforms make upgrading ebooks easy? I know that iBooks offers an update badge to let you know when an ebook has been updated. Updating the ebook replaces the one on your device. It's fairly easy, though some authors abuse the feature and have almost weekly updates. What about other platforms? With Kindle, I believe you delete the book, then redownload it to update it. What about Nook and Kobo? Any thoughts?
No, you do not have to delete the book on a Kindle, just go to manage my content and send the update.

Now what kind of books are these authors updating?
Are they adding chapters or just correcting the mistakes their very cheap proofreader made?
Earlier idea makes sense, latter idea is well never mind.

Now are you an author thinking about messing up your readership by changing key information in your own book or a curious reader?
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