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Originally Posted by DarkScribe
4) I desire that stores provide a way to filter/block stuff I do not want to see so that I can better find what I want.
You would be prepared to fill out a three or four page questionnaire at the entrance to every store? Then wait for the staff to re-arrange the stock? You have far more patience than I.
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Actually the way B&N currently works is fine.
But I was thinking about Amazon and other online retailers when I typed that.
If stuff is tagged/categorized correctly (much much harder said then done) everyone can be happy. People look for <Stuff> can find it, people wanting to avoid <Stuff> can avoid it.
It is not unreasonable for me as a paying consumer to expect a store to try and make it easy for me to buy what I want. That is why they exist, to make a profit by selling me stuff.
Note, I am not saying laws forcing them, let the market forces drive that.
