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Fatbrain- Offtopic, but somewhat relavent

by scottstef (Curate)
on Apr 23, 2002 at 18:06 UTC ( [id://161385]=monkdiscuss: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

I assume the monestary has some sort of affiliate program with fatbrain. I just wanted to post a warning that apparently fatbrain has either been bought out by barnes & noble or just merged with b&n. There is a redirect from fatbrain's site that explains it. Don't know what if anything this will affect.

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Re: Fatbrain- Offtopic, but somewhat relavent
by VSarkiss (Monsignor) on Apr 23, 2002 at 18:42 UTC

    This was discussed a couple of weeks ago. The monastery code was subsequently changed (by good brother footpad, I think) so [isbn://] tags now take you to B&N. Note the link in the comment by derby in that thread, which does work, in contradiction to the text around it.

      I think calling that thread a 'discussion' is overstating things a bit. The whole ISBN/Fatbrain/B&N thing was very tersely described and there was no particular resolution mentioned in it. No doubt a number of smart, hardworking saints who are 'in the know' will have fully understood it, but I doubt many others would have. I also can't find any reference to footpad fixing the isbn:// tag anywhere on this site.

      It seems obvious to me that scottstef was only trying to be helpful. When I first saw the root node of this thread, it was at -3. This looks like lame, and maybe even spiteful, downvoting to me.

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