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Originally Posted by Timboli
Gawd, you do like getting muddled up ... or is that deliberate, and a perfect example of why I am often forced to repeat myself. I am forced to that by willful blindness ... no doubt some agenda.
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The Big 5 cabal pays me well to shill for them on forums such as this
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So as to fairness, I am asking not telling. It is not my place to make such a determination, that would be pure arrogance, something there is too much of by some others here already. I am entitled though, just like everyone is, to decide for myself if what has been determined by others as being fair, is fair to my mind ... going by the reasoning of facts & figures etc provided.
However, when something is clearly unfair, going by the comparative evidence, of course it is perfectly logical and normal for any of us to declare such.
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I can't help but notice you completely sidestepped answering my question. So I'll ask it again:
What do you consider fair? You talk a lot about 'fair pricing', but what in dollars and cents is fair?
I've listed some books below. Please, advise what you consider to be the one true fair price for each:
The Institute by Stephen King
(A new Big 5 release by an internationally successful author)
The Golden Compass/Northern Lights by Philip Pullman
(A backlist, but perpetually popular book)
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy, Pevear/Volokhonsky Translation
(A public domain book, but newly translated into English)
Hellstrom's Hive by Frank Herbert
(A more obscure book by a deceased but popular author)
Under A Raging Moon by Frank Zafiro
(A self published book by an indie author)