Thread: Is the e-book threatening the future of our literary culture?
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Old 09-02-2007, 10:26 AM   #44
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I think that analysis may hold true for any organization you can point to.
I agree. It was certainly true about my state's Green Party. I gave up after attending a few ineffectual meetings. The purpose of that organization seems to be to provide a pity party and whining forum.
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