I have been thinking about ideas for my final year dissertation. Is there much in the way of eReader forensics (Amazon Kindle etc) ?
What does Google show you?
What does Google show you?
It doesn't show me what I want to know. It was as helpful as your post wink
LOL lol
It would appear, then, that your posts are revealing…in several ways. One is that perhaps there just isn't any/much information out there on Kindle forensics.
It doesn't show me what I want to know. It was as helpful as your post wink
And I gave you as much help as your request warranted.
And I gave you as much help as your request warranted.
Far from it IMHO. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you've missed the earlier discussions where I've tried to make it clear that replies directing OPs to Google are both unhelpful and unwelcome (from the point of view of someone trying to maintain/build a community).
That being the case, let me make it crystal clear now - please don't do it. Thanks.
Jamie
"…replies directing OPs to Google are both unhelpful and unwelcome…"
I didn't direct anyone to anything. I asked what it showed the OP. I had assumed (incorrectly, it seems) that the OP would have taken some actions for themselves, prior to posting.
<sigh>
You know, Harlan, it crossed my mind while I was composing my earlier reply that you might say exactly that - but I hoped you wouldn't. Perhaps I should have known better.
Let's not beat about the bush here, the bottom line is I'm not prepared to allow people to be criticised for posting pefectly valid questions. Anyone who continues to do so will no longer be welcome in these forums.
Jamie
Jamie,
I understand that. But I didn't criticize the OP with my original response. I simply asked what had been found via a search.
How is that criticizing anyone? The OP could have responded, "I didn't find anything", or "I hadn't thought to do that, thanks."
