Did I call it, or what?
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The way this will work is that the Kindle users checks out the eBook and if Amazon has it, it gets served to the Kindle user via Amazon. Now does this mean any format eBook or just ePub? If it means any format eBook that the library has, then it's unfair to non-Kindle users.
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By this logic, any book available in ePub but not Kindle will be "unfair" to Kindle users. Release the hounds!
Or, we can say that Overdrive has been "unfair" to date as it hasn't offered its services to Kindle users.
Besides, Overdrive plans to nerf format distinctions in its service in the near future. End-users won't see format options, and librarians won't have to purchase/license 3 PDF's, 2 ePubs and 1 AZW.
You really ought to accept that for Overdrive to expand its services to include more potential patrons is a Good Thing.