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It was never about hardback pricing for me. It was having to pay more for ebooks, with fewer rights to them, than I can for paper.
I probably paid "full hard-back price" for 3 ebooks a year, for authors I just didn't want to wait a year for the "paperback" price.
On the other hand, I'll be sad, sad, sad if publishers go back to their "we'll get around to dropping the ebook price to the paperback equivalent when we get around to it" windowing scheme as part of this...
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