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Old 05-07-2009, 05:30 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by whitearrow View Post
Part of the problem is that there's no mechanism on Amazon for letting users know that new versions are available. There's no indication on the item's page like a version number or a "last updated" date, no email notification, nothing.
Now, this is a good idea. Version numbers, like for software releases. The uploaded books on MR already have this so why can't eBook publishers do the same, with the possibility of a new download for free if one has already paid for it? There should also ideally be a mechanism put in place where mistakes spotted by readers could be signalled to the publisher systematically. Come to think of it, we really seem to be at a very primitive stage of the eBook industry.
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