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Originally Posted by Alisa
For now, publishers can offer a cleaner copy but I don't think that advantage will last. So it is, as you say, a time of great opportunity. If they get people in the habit of buying their ebooks and develop an ebook publishing culture we want to support, where author and customer get a fair shake, they could keep people buying despite the ability to get stuff for free.
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I disagree about publishers offering cleaner copies. I have found that books that have been handcrafted by enthusiasts often are better formatted and have less errors than professionally produced e-books. This is a major reason why I am against current ebook pricing. I think that they are charging premium pricing for shoddy product.