Thread: Amazon removed sort prices low to high from on-kindle store
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Old 04-22-2021, 05:15 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Cootey View Post
Kobo does a better job of targeting me, however. I think Amazon takes the Netflix approach, pushing current best sellers over actually serving content I would be even remotely interested in.
Kobo's recs on the homepage are not a million miles off, except for the fact that 98/100 of their "SF/Fantasy" books are fantasy (ugh!) not SF, but that's hardly a Kobo-specific problem. What does annoy me with their homepage recs is the endless barrage of audiobook recommendations. They would have to pay me to use an audiobook, a development which seems unlikely
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