Confederate States Scott 7 But With "Fancy" Cancel?

This is a common excuse used by some. How is this any different than someone photocopying a hard copy book? Give me any hard copy article or book in less than a day I can have it scanned and posted on a 'dark web' site hosted in a country that will never support any legal action.

Additionally there are plenty of methods and ways to do digital content management for anyone who wants to 'lock down' a PDF or other publication. A quick online search on Digital Rights Management (DRM)will reveal an entire industry on this topic. Anyone one of them will help content developers and authors make money with online publishing.

Again, I said to supplement the hard copy publications, not replace it. Geez.
Don

Hi Don,




All good ideas, and worth pursuing in the future.

However, maybe I'm just being lazy here, but I'm actually pretty comfortable just collecting stamps and writing about them right now, as I approach my twilight years.

Having to research the things that you're describing, setting up merchant accounts, creating web content, and so on are all things that I don't really have an interest in at this time. Maybe if I was writing about things that had a broader appeal I would look into this.

Plus, that stuff would take away from the two things that I like to do (see above).



Jim

My tablet goes anywhere a book can go. It also holds way more books than I would ever want to carry, and I don't need good lighting to read it.

I agree I would not want to sit at my computer to read books, but a tablet or even a phone is a whole nother ballgame.