> I don't think that most consumers of these books will know that modern changes have been made. Indeed, one never knows what changes have been made without an

> I don't think that most consumers of these books will know that modern changes have been made. Indeed, one never knows what changes have been made without an itemized list, which is rarely provided and certainly not required by law. And I'd argue it shouldn't be. > And I think that most of them would be less willing to pay for copies with these changes. The publishers clearly disagree, or at least they disagree they'd make more money without the changes. And maybe they're wrong, but it's entirely their prerogative. What mechanism do you propose to use to notify a reader of the particular changes in a printing?