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You're blaming them for giving different treatment to an author who's at least a million times more important to their business?
by Luc 12y ago
You're blaming them for giving different treatment to an author who's at least a million times more important to their business?
- cantankerous 12y agoYes. That's probably why he's beating up on Amazon....because they're picking on the little guys while ignoring the big ones.
- Luc 12y agoNice combattive metaphors, but this is just too silly to engage with. EDIT: Downvotes, but I'm sorry, I don't WANT to explain how it makes sense to expend more time and money on customers and suppliers that are a _million_ times more valuable to one's business.
- Dylan16807 12y agoI would expect more scrutiny of blatant formatting mistakes in a high profile release.
- jeffbr13 12y agoOr, in the time-constrained-support-worker model, a high profile release just means that they trust the publisher's quality control, and won't flag it for review as quickly as self-published content (which is highly variable in quality). It's a poor QC process, not a stylistic or editorial review.