Thread: Dealing with Barnes and Noble
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Old 01-21-2010, 05:27 PM   #44
Pardoz
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A publisher, retailer or author is not the "real pirate" because they want to be paid for their work, or even for collecting a profit for their work.
I really hope that you misread or didn't understand the post you're replying to, and you aren't seriously trying to argue that

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Originally Posted by Pardoz
...selling copies of (in-copyright) books, whether electronic or paper...without compensating the author...(or) sell(ing) ebooks without notifying the author or paying royalties
is perfectly reasonable, even laudable, because the people doing so expect to be paid and turn a profit from their work
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