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Yes I know it would have to be automated. It's obvious there are parameters, it seems to be a limit per time period, with a slow trickle back to credit. But they're still not telling me what it is. Happy to play by the rules, just tell me what they are.
Re; TOS I'm only trying to access KU titles (though have purchased 1/2 a dozen during the same period) and it's the "designated list of titles an unlimited number of times" provision I'm relying on to go back and "read" them later if I need.
And it's a "fraud" clause rather than a "fishy" clause. I'm still innocent aren't I? And I understand perfectly but I haven't committed any fraud and don't intend to. They have my address and details - I have to be dumber than a box of rocks to do anything "fraudulent". And they're ALL by different authors so it's definitely not a "pump" scam.
If you look at the titles I posted earlier you'll see that they are mostly between 10 - 50 pages, these were shortlisted I intended to go back to and read again if required. But it didn't take long even for a slow learner to get thru.
That's how I did all my assignments in university. Look thru the library index, make a list of likelys, flick thru the book to confirm, and go back and read the ones that are relevant.
Everyone seems fixated on "read" immediately in it's entirety. Sure fine if all you want to do is amuse yourself on novels, poems and cartoons!
But this highly secret and mysterious "reading" policy is not "research friendly".
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