Re:We've failed: open access is winning and we must change o...
by SyneRyder on Sunday September 17, 2017 @04:28AM
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> So many new books on Amazon are bad quality reprints.
Is it possible that what you'd bought was a counterfeit? Amazon apparently has a problem with knock-offs being commingled with their publisher-supplied stock. Here's the founder of No Starch Press tweeting about Amazon selling counterfeit copies of Python For Kids. The diagrams were fuzzy & pixelated (and black and white), and the paper quality was significantly inferior:
Is it possible that what you'd bought was a counterfeit? Amazon apparently has a problem with knock-offs being commingled with their publisher-supplied stock. Here's the founder of No Starch Press tweeting about Amazon selling counterfeit copies of Python For Kids. The diagrams were fuzzy & pixelated (and black and white), and the paper quality was significantly inferior:
https://twitter.com/billpollock/status/844030960333152256
There was an HN discussion about it 6 months ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13924546