Amazon attempts to profit from Cablegate with Kindle book

Comments (rss feed)

• Oldtimer - 09 Dec 16:30
  When did EBay buy Amazon? ;)
• Heinz Duthel - 09 Dec 20:23
  Thanks for this great PR. In fact my attention are not to 'support' Amazon.com, but make the real fact behind Assange public, all the reaction in Europe etc. about this censure politics from the U.S. since 9/11.
  
  Here are one question to the author of Techeye.
  
  Since when Amazon.com belongs to Ebay?
  
  It would be nice if you can reply to my email above. Thanks anyway.
  
  
  Some supporters of Assange and Wikileaks are suggesting a boycott of Amazon and its parent company eBay. And you're done.
  
  Thanks for mention 3 of my other 387 books....:-)
  
  The author is listed as Heinz Duthel. Other brooks from Heiz Duthel include: "Discovering Asian Women," "Learn Chinese finger Shadows plays (1)" and "Time travel. Tourism in time. Twin paradox. (1)."
  
  
• Fluck - 10 Dec 02:15
  If this is Heinz Duthel really commenting here, there is no way this person could possibly write a book in English. I propose that all of the author's works are stolen from the public domain, such as the cablegate leaks, because there is truly no way in hell the person that left that comment has the skill to form a sentence coherent enough to put in a book. Not in English.
  
  You want to tak about PR, Heinz? How about you stop trying to be an author or start taking some adult literacy classes before you become famous for being the worst writer to actually try to sell his writing.
• Packetguy - 12 Dec 03:33
  Fluck,
  As an editor I can tell you that converting Heinz's prose to standard English is no big deal, and is done all the time. I suspect your German is vastly more schlecht than Heinz's English. You remind me of the Minnesota idiot that walked around the world with his brother (who perished on the trip), and upon returning revealed the bumpkin he was by complaining that the rest of the planet was backward because they didn't speak English.
• Packetguy - 12 Dec 06:32
  Also, Fluck, you can't steal from the public domain. The very concept of public domain is that anyone can use the content in any way they wish. So your proposal is nonsensical on its face.

Post a comment