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Originally Posted by murraypaul
It would be interesting what they would think of a policy that didn't limit the number of licenses available, but required you to go to the library to download the eBook. Would re-adding the friction of borrowing paper books be enough of a deterrent?
(I'm not suggesting this as a sensible option, just a thought experiment of how much friction is required to remove their concerns.)
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And what about the current library trend of eliminating late fees? Now it doesnt cost you anything to return a book late. Does that remove too much "friction?" Or do publishers want books returned late so fewer patrons can read it and waits grow longer? My only disdain for the publishers is a direct reflection of the disdain they have for library patrons.
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