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Weren't they always ? ...if you consider editions. Which essentially is what the author's promoting - access to draft editions (and presumably updates, post-rel
by devnonymous 6y ago
Weren't they always ? ...if you consider editions. Which essentially is what the author's promoting - access to draft editions (and presumably updates, post-release -- this wasn't clear).
- theshadowknows 6y agoExactly. Books have always been subscription based. Difference is it’s not monthly. But for that monthly subscription you get so much. Plus the good feels knowing you’re supporting some great open source work.