I have no qualms with either format. Both have their pros and cons. But until ebooks have an equivalent of "used" ebooks, I'm going to continue buying used pap

I have no qualms with either format. Both have their pros and cons. But until ebooks have an equivalent of "used" ebooks, I'm going to continue buying used paper books. $1 or $3 for a beautiful break from backlighting, as well as the opportunity to [gasp] use my hands, is the way I'll go. Ebooks, no matter how old, are an order of magnitude higher in price. No thanks! And although this has nothing to do with my personal consumption, publishers need to figure out how they're going to stop ripping off libraries. It's part of the reason I'm personally against subsidizing the ebook industry in any form (for now).