Hi, Yolanda. Did you see my post here (
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BookCrossing/message/34508 )? I tried to
explain the BookCrossing viewpoint of e-books there.
>From your previous post, it sounds as though you're talking about
files, right? If they are legal copies of the books and if you are not
planning to keep copies yourself (or if you got them under terms that
allow you to make copies for others) then you could register them if
you wanted to; you'd set their category as "e-book" and you'd send the
full BCID(s) to whoever you emailed the files to so they could journal
them. But the files aren't going to "travel" in the usual sense; it's
not as easy to leave them on a bench somewhere {grin}. If they were
mine I probably wouldn't register them, as I'd rather not register
anything I can't write a BCID on, but there is the e-book option if
you want to use it.
Hope that helps,
-GoryDetails
--- In [email protected], "yolanda_teunis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Last week i started a topic about e-books i got from Harry Potter.
> they are not registered, but what do you think, should i register
them
> so they will get a BCID?
> And the persons i send it to that they make a journal ntry for it?
>
> How do you think i can handle this the best?
>
> Thanks!
> Greetings Yolanda
> http://bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf/yoteun
>
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