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Decide: self-publish vs. published #93

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abeggchr opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 2 comments
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Decide: self-publish vs. published #93

abeggchr opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 2 comments
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abeggchr commented Mar 7, 2018

Let a publisher publish the book or do a form of self-publishing, probably only internally.

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abeggchr commented Mar 7, 2018

"self-published": We print and distribute the book ourselves.

Pros:

  • less need to make it a "book that sells"

Cons:

  • breaking an implicit promise of publicity ("you'll be able to order the book on amazon")
  • only available internally

"published": We find a publisher who prints and distributes the book

Pros:

  • publicity / order on Amazon
  • printing cost covered (except for the books we buy ourselves)
  • professional handling

Cons:

  • effort to find publisher
  • less effort for distribution / storage

Consequences:

  • change of licence
  • change of toolchain (articles must be in a private repository)

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third option:
"book on deman": We find a book on demand provider who prints and distributes the book

Pros:

  • publicity / order on Amazon
  • less effort for distribution / storage

Cons:

  • we have to cover the printing and lectorate cost

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