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Originally Posted by David Sklansky
Before any comments and reviews are written I would like to nip in the bud one source of unfair possible negativity that was cited by most of the 6% of Amazon readers who gave it one or two stars (Two thirds gave it five stars).
...We should not be criticized for that.
Perhaps not in your view...but when you any kind of work out to the public, the purchaser is certainly entitled to their opinion, and if they have a platform to voice it, then their opinion is exactly that. They can criticize it because they didn’t like the font if they want.
Savvy people read the actual reviews and don’t pay too much attention to the stars. We can read what others say and decide how much weight to give to their opinions. This is true for all reviews like this - books, consumer products, restaurants, etc. People’s experiences and expectations are different - even the top rated restaurants get some 1 star reviews.
If people want to criticize the book, they can do so for any reason whatsoever. It doesn’t have to be thoughtful and well reasoned.
Personally, I’m looking forward to receiving my copy and will endeavor to offer my thoughts in as constructive and carefully considered way as possible.