Totally with you on the books thing. In fact I was a bit disturbed to see you admit how absurd the thought of buying some favourite Kindle books in paper is, because I was still secretly holding out for that possibility to become my reality. I'm curious about this aversion to the 'incomplete' book shelf though. To not allow any books to be displayed because it wouldn't be the full collection seems absurd as well! Where in life do we have the complete collection? Our decades of music collections must be spread across numerous formats, does that mean we don't display the records/cd lest the mp3s or streaming history goes unrecognised?
Totally with you on the books thing. In fact I was a bit disturbed to see you admit how absurd the thought of buying some favourite Kindle books in paper is, because I was still secretly holding out for that possibility to become my reality. I'm curious about this aversion to the 'incomplete' book shelf though. To not allow any books to be displayed because it wouldn't be the full collection seems absurd as well! Where in life do we have the complete collection? Our decades of music collections must be spread across numerous formats, does that mean we don't display the records/cd lest the mp3s or streaming history goes unrecognised?