Periodic ereader cleanup - Page 3

DMB · 06-11-2012, 06:49 AM

Whether and when I read a book depends on mood and availability of time. I am noe of those annoying people who always have always have multiple books on the go. Sometimes I put a book aside half-read for a couple of years; I just don't know how long it will be. If I start reading a book and decide it's awful rubbish, I completely delete it.

There is also a whole class of books that I like dipping into. It may be that I have read them long ago, or it may be that I've never read them right through. I just like having them immediately available, which is one of the major advantages of e-readers.

Pinecone · 06-12-2012, 11:52 AM

I think a lot would depend on your reader and how it can or does organize your books.

With a Sony, having collections, I can keep more than 2000 bookson my reader and still be able to find and access a particular author, series, book, or other way of sorting.

Without such, I can see having more than a hundred or so being an issue.

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06-11-2012, 06:49 AM	#31
DMB Old Git Posts: 958 Karma: 1840790 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Switzerland (mostly) Device: Two kindle PWs wifi, kindle fire, iPad3 wifi	Whether and when I read a book depends on mood and availability of time. I am noe of those annoying people who always have always have multiple books on the go. Sometimes I put a book aside half-read for a couple of years; I just don't know how long it will be. If I start reading a book and decide it's awful rubbish, I completely delete it. There is also a whole class of books that I like dipping into. It may be that I have read them long ago, or it may be that I've never read them right through. I just like having them immediately available, which is one of the major advantages of e-readers.

06-12-2012, 11:52 AM	#32
Pinecone Guru Posts: 902 Karma: 1660722 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Maryland Device: PRS-650, PRS-600, PRS-350	I think a lot would depend on your reader and how it can or does organize your books. With a Sony, having collections, I can keep more than 2000 bookson my reader and still be able to find and access a particular author, series, book, or other way of sorting. Without such, I can see having more than a hundred or so being an issue.