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There is also one issue that persist no matter what between publishers and some of the consumers: they hope to force us to choose paper instead of ebook...I don't want any pbook any more. There is no fanatism on my part, I like to read on my ebook reader, I don't have the place to store pbook any more, especially those I read only once, (and it's a majority by far)...I'm not going back to paper no matter what they do. But, I'm not paying an unfair price for it. They should start to respect the ebook consumers for what they are, a new market and stop treating them as an anomaly to be ereased or a trend that will pass.
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