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  • RonClinton
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    I know I’m signed up for their newsletter, but I don’t see anything. Odd. Hopefully it’ll make its way to me soon…

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  • Dannyb
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    Don't even know this author. Still pre-ordered it lol. Hope to get a matching number.

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  • Parviz
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    Good read. Easy yes for me

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  • slayn666
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    I'm intrigued enough to bite. It seems like a damned good value for a S/L title, too.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Done and done.

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  • Dave1442397
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    Check your email, peeps!

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  • slayn666
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    Originally posted by TacomaDiver View Post

    Yep!
    Hmm. Haven't heard anything - guess he's doing it in waves.

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  • mhatchett
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    I feel so foolish. For all these years, I thought that was how you were supposed to carry the book....LOL!!

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
    Does nobody here just cut those out?
    Yes, I also cut out chapters I do not like. Sometimes I even find that people have signed their names in the front and I have to cut those out also. Those are different though as you can just use an x-acto knife to cut out the signature rather than the whole page.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Does nobody here just cut those out?

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  • TacomaDiver
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I usually find them getting in the way and just have them remain out of the way.

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  • TacomaDiver
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    Originally posted by slayn666 View Post
    Is that the replacement slipcase?
    Yep!

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  • slayn666
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I've had nothing but bad luck with the damn things and wish publishers would stop including them. When they're in a book I'm reading, I flip them out and use a regular bookmark.

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  • Martin
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I always leave them as they are and use my normal bookmark. I have never seen an issue caused by them.

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  • Splync
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    Originally posted by bennyb View Post
    Random questions about narrow silk bookmarks like the ones built into the binding of Revival. Would you guys keep that right where it is, use it as a bookmark as you’re reading, or pull it outside of the binding (not remove, just simply keep outside of the book)? Asking about binding durability and long term preservation if having that bookmark makes any impact on the book’s condition over time.
    I've always used them as bookmarks. They have always held up for me, but I'm very gentle with them.

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