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Originally Posted by Deskisamess
It's actually very normal. I've been using a Kindle since 2009, and have been around the Amazon forums since then. The bulk of those regular users have multiple devices registered to their one Amazon account. The only person who could buy books without asking is my DIL, and she knows it's fine to do, as long as she lets me know. I wouldn't allow someone I didn't trust to have access to my account.
Pretty much every person I know who uses Kindles has other family members who share reading interests on their account.
I think you just like to argue...so I'm out, as I do not. Nor do I like being goaded into explaining or defending my POV. You're intentionally obtuse, and I despise passive aggression.
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I am very sad you feel that way. You seem a very mixed up and muddled up person, who likes to make a lot of assumptions and takes a lot for granted.
I hate arguments, but I give as good as I get. This topic is not about arguing, it is about publishers and fairness. If I have been long-winded (in your brain), it is because I have had a lot to respond to and many areas to cover.
I could have ignored your posts. In hindsight, I probably should have. But you took the time to post, so I responded.
All the best to you.
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Can't let this one slip by. Long-winded?? What sort of books do you actually read, if you consider my shortish posts long-winded?
Every sentence and paragraph I write, addresses something.
Sure, I probably post longer replies than most people, but in the scheme of things, they really aren't that long. But I suppose it depends on your attention span.
I try to break things up and have wurdles, rather than one big Word Wall like some.
Seems to me, you are criticizing me for being me, and think yourself so much better. I could criticize you for being real dumb, but why should I, people come in all shapes and sizes, and who I am to hold that against them. It costs nothing to be respectful. Very few of us are born geniuses, and they have their own flaws anyway.