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Yes basically. I understand if a publisher commissioned a translation and put in work but $10 for a DRM digital copy is too steep. Maybe $3-$4 would be reasonab
by dimmke 3y ago
Yes basically. I understand if a publisher commissioned a translation and put in work but $10 for a DRM digital copy is too steep. Maybe $3-$4 would be reasonable? Crime and Punishment was written in the 1800s, the author is long dead. And it's considered a historic and important piece of literature.
Regardless, it's great that these works are available in high quality for free.
- paulcole 3y agoIf it was $3 would you buy it today?
- dimmke 3y agoBecause there are high quality alternatives that are free and have no DRM there's no price point I would buy it. The only scenario I would is if I wanted to read a specific translation. A physical copy if I wanted one I'd be willing to pay ~$6 for, less if used.
- paulcole 3y agoIf there’s no price point at which you’d buy it why weigh in with what you believe a reasonable price to be?