Its cool that they're letting people download PDFs, but I see two problems: 1. People can't download everything. 2. People have to find a new way to read the c

Its cool that they're letting people download PDFs, but I see two problems: 1. People can't download everything. 2. People have to find a new way to read the content. On #1, its as if I had my personal library stored in my buddy's garage and he said > "hey, you've got to come take your books out--by the way some of them were damaged but here's the money to buy new ones". Its a nice gesture but now my library is incomplete an I've got to go replace it if I want to get back to where I was. Still, I should've known better and held onto my library myself. On #2 I have long since tired of apps always changing the ways I access my content. I self-host where I can to have control over it and its feels like stepping off a busy street into a quiet library--sure less exciting stuff is happening but I feel like I can focus. I get why there's a stronger pull these days for people to download files. I hope the market sees that and puts the mechanisms in place for people to pay to do it.