Apparently it bears repeating:
PEOPLE
PLEASE, for the Love of All That Is Good & True & Right in This Universe, in This Year of Our RBG 2024,
DO NOT give a book low stars simply because there is something physically wrong with your copy.
The vendor that sold you the copy is not going to read your review. You are not harming the vendor by low-starring the book.
YOU ARE HARMING THE AUTHOR of the book, who has zero control over the physical condition of the book you have received.
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If there's an issue with the physical copy of your book, you must take it up with the vendor directly. Initiate a return procedure. Write an email screed. Something -- but NOT a bad review of the book!
That's all.
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@zakalwe As an indiepub/selfpub author, I can say that I'm not against receiving typo corrections from readers.... But whether I have time or not to address any of those is a completely different matter. If it comes to choosing between fixing an old book or working on a new one, I will most likely choose the new one every time!
But yeah, traditionally published authors definitely have zero recourse for correcting errors in their books.
@courtcan
"Arrived one day later than advertised, one star. Haven't read it yet."
People rate their purchase experience. I wish the platform vendors sorted this out better.
These are the same people that post 1-star app reviews that say only “it should be free” or “I can’t log in.”
Court Cantrell does not comply
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