"""We reported this to Rachel, Heinze and Kölsch. Rachel responded promptly. As regards the material used for the cover, she informed us that
“The word cloth is a semantic term that incorporates many different types of
covers, including this one.”
It was illuminating to learn that Springer can no longer tell the difference between cloth
and paper. Imagine how much money the new owners of Springer could save if, instead
of wearing suits made of cloth, Springer management switched to paper suits; no one at
Springer would be able to tell the difference. On rainy days this could pose a problem,
but we know that Springer has suppliers with plentiful stores of glue. If Springer repairs
its paper suits with the liberal quantities of glue it uses in its books, then board meetings
could turn into stiff, uncomfortable affairs.
"""
Urge your colleagues/teachers to stop publishing their books with Springer.
https://www.math.upenn.edu/~chai/story/story18.pdf
"""We reported this to Rachel, Heinze and Kölsch. Rachel responded promptly. As regards the material used for the cover, she informed us that
“The word cloth is a semantic term that incorporates many different types of covers, including this one.”
It was illuminating to learn that Springer can no longer tell the difference between cloth and paper. Imagine how much money the new owners of Springer could save if, instead of wearing suits made of cloth, Springer management switched to paper suits; no one at Springer would be able to tell the difference. On rainy days this could pose a problem, but we know that Springer has suppliers with plentiful stores of glue. If Springer repairs its paper suits with the liberal quantities of glue it uses in its books, then board meetings could turn into stiff, uncomfortable affairs. """