After UK bookshop owners complain about Amazon links, publishers and authors look into more inclusive linking
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Note: I just looked over and noticed UK native Paul St. John Mackintosh had posted his article on this same topic less than five minutes before I finished writing this one. I don’t want to waste the time and effort I put in, so I’m posting it anyway. Some UK bookshop owners are decidedly grumpy [...]
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