Thread: What is the point of the Facebook connection in Kobo?
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Old 09-20-2018, 03:06 AM   #2
davidfor
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Personally, I think the question should be, "What is the point of the Facebook?", but I know a lot of people love it.

As to the Kobo integration, yes, I think that is what it does. It possibly also includes the percent read of the book and might allow you to post at the end. Kobo's FAQ entry has:
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You can post quotes, comments, or even just share that you’ve started or finished a book to your Facebook timeline from your eReader.
And I'm curious to why you think that is a joke. To me, it seems like a thing that people would want to do. That plus a "I'm reading xxxxx by yyyyy" is what I would expect to be posted. What more should it be?
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