by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:

If you’ve been around this website long enough, you’ll know I have this love-hate relationship with our less-than-wonderful-world of digital technology. On the “love” side of the ledger, I like the convenience and ease that computers have made of word processing, and the ease with which they make formatting books and book publication itself possible, especially for people like me whom “traditional publishers” would never have even looked at, gatekeepers for “official narratives” that they are. On the “hate” side of the ledger, if you’re a regular reader here through the years, you’ll know I abhor the lack of security and integrity in cyber systems. For one thing, I early learned that allowing my books to appear as ebooks merely allowed people to copy and paste my research, and indeed,   the complete text of several of my books, in toto, absolutely free on the internet. The other thing that ebooks did was to change the formatting and pagination of my books, making all my attempts to preserve careful scholarship and citation moot.