Except they're offering more than just a ebook. They offer instruction, tuition, certification (diplomas), and more. You're offering a pdf with the same information from the bitcoin.it page. It's the same scummy behavior as this ebook. hint: the "info" is the 2% cashback card they promote on their checkout page.
What universities offer is not the point. The point is they charge for information which is readily available, which is what you seem to have a problem with. And not everyone graduates.
So why are you advertising people get interest bearing loans? Many consider charging interest immoral. Why don't you make micro loans available to people in developing countries with 0% interest and help them out? No, instead you advertise Coin Lenders with an oversize forum font spamming up the forum... Why are you acting so scummy and only concerned with profiting?
See how it feels when people carelessly through around such words?
That's just a strawman, and appeal to tone. I never said your behavior was against the free market. I'm against your shameless profiteering. How about you use your writing skills to improve the bitcoin wiki instead? It will do a lot more for the bitcoin ecosystem than a rehashed wiki article as pdf. Come to think of it, your site's autopayment script is more valuable than your ebook. Try selling that instead.
Since we're throwing around suggestions, how about I suggest you stop thinking you have any authority to tell people what to do?
What I find interesting is your statements that my ebook has the same info as an online page when you haven't read it. You must be clairvoyant... Let me spell it out for you. You can present information in a different manner to achieve greater results. There are math teachers that have their lessons fly over the heads of students, while others get amazing comprehension when teaching the same math.
