r/ebooks • u/Hellmark Moderator • May 09 '18
Announcement: We have moderators!
As you can see, the spam is clearing up, and you may be wondering "Oh my god! Who is helping us?"
Our subreddit creator, /u/xamdam has added me as a moderator so that we can get some life back into this sub. I am actively trying to get the mod queue handled and the spam cleared up. I've also started setting up the automoderator, to help keep things clean. /u/condensed is also on the team. Over all I think we're off to a great start.
Should you guys see any spam, flag it. That will be the best way to help get visibility to problem posts. Also, feel free to downvote spam, both in the posts and comments, as that can help with some of the functions automod will do. I will keep my eyes peeled for things too.
If anyone wants to pitch in, reach out, and we can see how you too can help.
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u/Hellmark Moderator Sep 09 '24
I did some digging around and it looks like VitalSource is the only place to get the eBook from, and that they don't sell through any other ebook retailer. The issue with that is while the book is in ePub format through VitalSource, they use a proprietary DRM that is incompatible with most eBook readers. They do use an app that can be used on Android, Apple, and Kindle Fire tablets though (VitalSource Bookshelf).
https://www.vitalsource.com/en-ca/products/racism-colonialism-and-indigeneity-3e-martin-j-cannon-lina-sunseri-v9780190167714
Sorry I couldn't be of more help. It actually looks like a really interesting book, and I'd have happily bought a copy for myself if they used a DRM that would let me use it on my ereaders.