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Old 11-29-2006, 10:59 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by stxopher
Reason NOT to just get the latest version? Because it IS the latest version. The latest version with any and all the changes made for correctness, convenience, expedience, revisions, or embarrassment. Because just because something is available NOW does not mean that it will stay available years down the road.
Oh, ya. This hits home. We have too many schools around my area that want to ban Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn from schools because their use of the N-Word.

These same schools had banned (for a little while) all the Tarzan books because they thought that Tarzan and Jane were living together but weren't married (they confused the books with the movies - they are married in the books).

The fear that the book you read tomorrow will be different than the book you read today is a very real fear. With pBooks, the probability of that happening is low. But with eBooks, it becomes very easy to do such a thing.
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