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Originally Posted by astoriedsoul
If you just want to toot Amazon's horn, then be more upfront about it. Kindles are a nightmare. So, I'll be that person to defend Kobo as this was user error. I've literally never had an issue.  |
Making accusations with no evidence. Yet
laughable, since I have zero love for Amazon. Less than zero. If you re-read what I said, I was giving an example of another platform to test whether its reasonable to expect large data loss upon signing out.
Again: feel free to name an account on the planet where you lose that much data when you sign out.
I'm waiting!
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Originally Posted by astoriedsoul
Or, you could have looked into the feature on any number of threads in this forum before doing it. This, instead of starting your post off as a rant, and then condescending people's knowledge when offering explanations or whatnot when you don't like the answers from people who are quite experienced in these devices.
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The person who gave the advice to sign out of Kobo to fix the Overdrive problem was a 'Wizard' with 3000 posts. I thought the advice was followable. (See the actual thread below)
b) 'Rant': the name given to people's complaints by fanboys and followers who hate anyone who rocks the boat. People who would have us be using Windows 95 and never improve anything
c) ...Not that what you're doing in the above is a rant or anything. Just complaining about the PAST behaviour of someone who has almost zero effect on you, whose actions you will have little affect on, without including a single word that's actually helpful. No, that's not a rant! 🤣
d) Feel free to provide the evidence of where I was 'condescending people's knowledge' (sic)
10. I have no evidence of 'database corruption'. Everything was working fine. Indeed, I'd just synced I think. The problem I had is described well here and this is the thread that also offered the "solution" - signing out of Kobo.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh....php?p=4154960