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Old 01-18-2010, 08:08 PM   #129
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Originally Posted by Jellby View Post
Why shouldn't you be allowed to comment on the binding, paper, printing or typesetting quality of a paper book? Those are part of the product you get when you buy it (and you don't need to actually buy it to have something useful to say, you could have seen it in a bookstore, or gotten it as a gift). The same can be applied to ebooks, you can comment on the formatting, crappy OCR, obnoxious DRM or whatever.
And if the review says that the problem is the delayed release, I think it's a fair review.

I agree with those saying that it's impossible to be heard any other way. Although publishers are quite stubborn beasts. It may be for naught...
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