Thread: Do you list every book you've read in Goodreads or other sites?
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Old 02-17-2025, 11:09 AM   #78
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Article on Storygraph.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/20...the-storygraph

Personally I think info about books is one thing, but I think people using a public website (Goodreads, storygraph, bookworm etc) to list what they personally have read is mad. This is an opinion.
I totally agree. That practice is a Profilers paradise.
Just look at all the ads you see just because you VISITED (not searched for) a web site.
And while I choose to not use free g-mail (heavily mined). How am I supposed to communicate with all of those that jumped on 'FREE e-mail'?
YOU gave away my privacy for a 'FREE'
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