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As someone who paid real money for this book, I am not sure how I feel about this...
by SeanDav 13y ago
As someone who paid real money for this book, I am not sure how I feel about this...
- janogonzalez 13y agoYou paid for the opportunity to read it first than the rest :)
- homosaur 13y agoHow does other people being able to now access the book for free affect you at all? Besides, you got the ebook, it's still not free.
- SeanDav 13y agoIt's called Human Nature. You buy a TV for $1000 and show it off to your neighbour who says he bought exactly the same TV for $400, you don't think that will effect you at all? If you just say "oh well, I thought $1000 dollars was a fair price" and think no more of it - well you are a better person than I am!
- raganwald 13y agoAmongst other reasons, I chose to publish the book through LeanPub precisely so that if anyone every feels like they regret buying the book, there is an avenue for them to get a no-questions-asked refund. Check the web site for the specific terms. You don't have to justify anything to me or anyone else: If you personally feel uncomfortable, I personally want you to get your money back. You can always change your mind and buy it again if that's what you want to do.
- SeanDav 13y agoThat is very kind of you, but my comment was slightly tongue in cheek. I usually buy books that I read and learn from, even if I can get them for free from some pirate site. Your book is excellent and I wouldn't dream of asking for my money back.