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Yeah. You definitely have a good point there. I've been collecting books for well over 50 years. My dilemma with hardcover books is space to keep them. On the other hand my dilemma with ebooks is twofold. One being as you mentioned, ever changing technology. The other being the rampant political correctness that ensures the older and classic books are heavily modified when converted to eBook format therefore losing the meaning of the story the original author intended. Take the works of Mark Twain for example.
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Aug 08, 2014 09:00PM
Yeah. You definitely have a good point there. I've been collecting books for well over 50 years. My dilemma with hardcover books is space to keep them. On the other hand my dilemma with ebooks is twofold. One being as you mentioned, ever changing technology. The other being the rampant political correctness that ensures the older and classic books are heavily modified when converted to eBook format therefore losing the meaning of the story the original author intended. Take the works of Mark Twain for example.
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