> I have heard allegations that they might be destroying non replaceable books, but only as a hypothetical.
> Replacibility is the standard tbat matters in this which I mentioned in my post. I haven't heard of a specific instance of an occurance of destruction of an irreplaceable book, but I'm willing to look into cases if you have a link.
I think you can assume they're destroying rare or even irreplaceable books, unless they can show they've implemented careful processes to avoid doing that.
But given they're all basically SV startups, it's very unlikely they're doing anything except the minimum effort to get what they want now.
> Replacibility is the standard tbat matters in this which I mentioned in my post. I haven't heard of a specific instance of an occurance of destruction of an irreplaceable book, but I'm willing to look into cases if you have a link.
I think you can assume they're destroying rare or even irreplaceable books, unless they can show they've implemented careful processes to avoid doing that.
But given they're all basically SV startups, it's very unlikely they're doing anything except the minimum effort to get what they want now.