Honestly I don't get why people are so upset with Amazon. It's a book store and all book-stores have their policies. Do you get gay porn in your local book-store? I don't, but I do get it on Amazon. Again they did not remove anything, only made it harder to find. Due to massive reactions from users, it was quickly changed back. You are not committing to Amazon when you buy a Kindle. Books in Kindle format are available from book-stores all over the net, including adult ones. With a built in browser you can download directly. I have also discovered that restricted e-pub is no problem. It is easy to remove restriction and Calibre will make e-books for Kindle with better quality than the original e-pub. Where I live that is legal as long as I have bought the book and is converting it for my own reading device.
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Date: 2010-12-20 05:33 pm (UTC)You are not committing to Amazon when you buy a Kindle. Books in Kindle format are available from book-stores all over the net, including adult ones. With a built in browser you can download directly.
I have also discovered that restricted e-pub is no problem. It is easy to remove restriction and Calibre will make e-books for Kindle with better quality than the original e-pub. Where I live that is legal as long as I have bought the book and is converting it for my own reading device.