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Old 04-26-2018, 12:50 PM   #626
Difflugia
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"Traditionally published books are stuck: legal restrictions keep you from being able to enjoy and share them. Unglue.it gets them unstuck."

I just hope they're not huffing all that glue.

If I were looking for a scam here, I'd be looking at the crowdfunding side rather than worrying about it being a stealth piracy site.
It looks to me like unglue.it just wants to be a middle man with a minimum of work and liability. They have some process (that isn't described) for vetting rights holders intended to legally constitute due-diligence, but other than that, it's the owners of the works that provide most of the effort involved. One question in the FAQ struck me as particularly humorous:

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Who is responsible for making sure a rights holder delivers premiums?

The rights holder.
Looking at the books available, I'm betting that most (if not all) are legitimate
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