Thread: Piracy: And the impressions the publishing industry hold of e-books/ers.
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Old 10-11-2006, 03:06 PM   #23
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So what are those problems?
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Originally Posted by ultim8fury
Baen has it's own set of problems though. From very poor site design through to a lack of content. It could be great but it need some work.
I'm curious about your specific issues. Remember that the Baen site takes you to Webscriptions -- where there're more than 375 SF and Fantasy novels available for purchase -- and to the Baen Free Library with 84 novels completely free, with NO DRM. I do realize that all that is no help if you're not looking for SF and Fantasy, but within that realm it's a pretty broad selection of stuff.

Specific critique of the "very poor design" might also be useful. Baen's web collaborator checks in here now and then (Hi Arnold!), and might find your comments useful. He has a pretty full plate, though.

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