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Originally Posted by tomsem
You can organize things into collections on Manage Your Content & Devices page (amazon.com/myk).
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See my post above, where I specified that I sideload all of my ebooks. For managing collections of sideloaded titles, Kobos offer superior functionality.
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Originally Posted by haertig
What would be a reason for Amazon to provide functionality to permanently delete a book? I can't think of any reason this would be needed, other than Amazon hoping that someone might do this, then regret it, then pay Amazon a second time for their previous purchase.
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If customers asked for this option, it's probably because they were unsophisticated in software mechanisms. What they might have wanted to ask for is "give me a way to clean up my view of existing purchases".
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I agree. This seems to be what John Hopper wants - to get unwanted titles off of the device. There is nothing in his post that indicates a pressing need to unpurchase items (i.e. to relinquish the right to download another copy in the future). Unpurchasing seems a rather strange thing to opt for, when it costs you nothing extra to continue to enjoy the right to download another copy. Thus, it belongs on the 'Manage your content and devices' page, alongside the option to return for refund.