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I am Oyster subscriber. Their app is pleasant to use. I do miss a little more organization, but I am fine with it overall. It is heavily curated ie. you get a
by desireco42 13y ago
I am Oyster subscriber. Their app is pleasant to use. I do miss a little more organization, but I am fine with it overall.
It is heavily curated ie. you get a lot of suggestions. And since they have rather limited selection, this is great. I managed to read through 3 books already and have a queue of several. I noticed that some were from Gutenberg project, so I guess they will not have to pay for those.
Overall I like experience and will continue to use, as well as Amazon and piratebay and other services to get myself books.
Only thing that might turn me off is, they have limited selection, but they can remedy that while I am going through books already available.
I really need them to come up with good Android app.
- blparker 13y agoDo you find an incentive to read more as to ensure that you are getting your monthly money's worth?
- desireco42 13y agoMore, I like to read and once I start to read a good story, it is hard to stop, so them curating helps a great deal. It is not that great with SF, it is more my heroic efforts that found some SF to be read. I hope they will use money to get more. Also, I would say, some social aspects where you can discuss books you want to read or just read, would be nice. I am member of goodreads and frankly, I am tempted by promise of them being integrated into newer kindles. I have rather old one (like a year or two :) )