SirKenin
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Joined: 10/31/2004 From: Barrie, ON Canada Status: offline
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So then you declare that a reputable publisher, who has no experience in the field, can accurately establish the qualifications and experience of an author? Do you know anything about the world of literature at all? I suggest that you look up any of your preferred works on Amazon.com. Who are the publishers, are they a member of the official BDSM network (I say this facetiously in an effort to make a point)? Throw together one or two references, make it sound like Y/you know what Y/you are talking about, throw some money at the publisher and Y/you are in. They do not pay for the publishing. Y/you do. I know. My parents have published a book of which I have a copy. If you sound convincing, it's published. That is not to say My parents do not know what they were talking about. They merely related their personal experiences. However that does not make your work the definitive resource. It merely means the publisher thinks that you sound convincing, you have enough money to pay for the publishing and they can make a few bucks selling it. I am sorry, but a book under Y/your belt means nothing more than an electronic work under that same belt. The entire publishing industry has nothing to do with qualifications and experience per se. It has everything to do with the almighty dollar, so I am afraid that your reference is entirely inaccurate in and of itself. It is fatal to rely solely on a solitaire work, electronic, in print or otherwise, to achieve understanding. A wise person combines the common elements of many resources in order to reach an accurate, informed conclusion. Again, I fear that you are merely being vindictive. The question is "Why?".
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Hi. I don't care. Thanks. Wicca: Pretending to be an ancient religion since 1956 Catholic Church: Serving up guilt since 107 AD.
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