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Yes, but some books require extensive effort to write while others are produced factory like. How do we take that in account?
by skydhash 3y ago
Yes, but some books require extensive effort to write while others are produced factory like. How do we take that in account?
- throwaway4aday 3y agoIt shouldn't be, the effort with which something is produced has zero weight when judging its value. For books they should be rated based on their purpose. Non-fiction should be rated along dimensions of accuracy, new information, utility, clarity and absence of errors. Fiction should be rated on how entertaining and inventive it is among other things. If you want to subdivide further I'm sure you could come up with other meaningful criteria.