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Old 06-14-2011, 08:49 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by neilmarr View Post
Some worthwhile takes in this thread. Much appreciated, folks.

I wholeheartedly support the concept of self-publishing. When the process is so simple, though, that pretty well anyone can 'publish' pretty well anything, the reader is faced with a problem that's amplified ... sure greater opportunity for choice is a good thing and worthy work is made available that might otherwise never see the light of day, but there's such a thing as being spoiled for choice; being overloaded with decisions to make.


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Choosing what to read has always been a problem, even when some faceless suit was deciding what sort of books we are allowed to read. Increasing the variety of types of books available is more likely to make it easier to find something that might be interesting. The problem then would be one of standard, but that problem also existed in the days of the suit.
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