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Originally Posted by rhadin
What I'm still waiting for is logical, coherent reasoning that demonstrates that us ebookers are entitled to buy any book published in ebook form at a price that pleases us. It's always been my view that I am not entitled to buy a book at anything other than the price it is offered at and in the form it is offered in. Books that do not meet my buying criteria, I simply do not buy, which is my right.
I understand the desire to have every book available as a $5.99 or less ebook immediately, but desire and entitlement are distinctly different. So how about someone stepping up and demonstrating irrefutably their entitlement to low-priced, DRM-free ebooks simultaneously with the release of any p version.
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Of course, we are not entitled to buy at any price. But as the buyer, I am entitled to not buy a book based on it's price.
I am entitled also to be irritated with the whole situation
