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is the page-fold method of bookmarking acceptable to you?
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is the page-fold bookmark acceptable to you?
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hell, yes, fold, fold, fold!
(13 votes) 30%
fuck, no. it's book-abuse.
(41 votes) 95%
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Active Ink Slinger
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It is acceptable unless it's a library book! LOL! (They hate that sort of thing there!)
Gravelly-Voiced Fucker
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I have no strong feelings about this, but I would like the tiny but beloved library I pass on to my kids, and them perhaps to their kids (if anyone still reads books anymore by then) not have the corners of the pages fall off due to bookmarking.
Paperbacks are an exception - fold away.
Paperbacks are an exception - fold away.
Her Royal Spriteness
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*Stares in horror* books are sacred. always carry a bookmark.
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If it's not your book, then no. If it is, do whatever TF you want.
If it's mine, run very fast.
If it's mine, run very fast.
The Linebacker
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If it is my book and it's a paperback, yeah, no big deal. No on hardbacks or other people's books I've borrowed. If the book belongs to someone else I show them enough respect not to fold the page corners and am careful as possible with it.
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I've done it sometimes to my own books, but just use something as a bookmark now. 
In-House Sapiosexual
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All is fair in love and reading.
Claim that text.
If bent pages make it yours, then make it yours.
Claim that text.
If bent pages make it yours, then make it yours.
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Only in dire emergencies.
Story Verifier
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Drives me mad to see books defaced this way.
Unless it's a tax book - which I use a lot for constant reference, or other working reference book, I never do it. Bookmarks are free in Libraries and most book shops, such as Waterstones, always have a pile of them at the tills so there's no excuse.
I also hate to see grubby finger marks on pages too!
Unless it's a tax book - which I use a lot for constant reference, or other working reference book, I never do it. Bookmarks are free in Libraries and most book shops, such as Waterstones, always have a pile of them at the tills so there's no excuse.
I also hate to see grubby finger marks on pages too!
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I don't dog-ear.
However, I have no problem with laying a book face-down and hurting the spine. Go figure.
However, I have no problem with laying a book face-down and hurting the spine. Go figure.
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Definitely not library or other borrowed books.
I might dog ear my own if it's a book I refer to regularly (e.g. one of my religious/philosophical texts) and there's specific pages I frequently access, but I use a bookmark for temporarily marking my spot.
PS. Didn't answer the poll because there's no middle ground. Neither of those extremes fits my response.
I might dog ear my own if it's a book I refer to regularly (e.g. one of my religious/philosophical texts) and there's specific pages I frequently access, but I use a bookmark for temporarily marking my spot.
PS. Didn't answer the poll because there's no middle ground. Neither of those extremes fits my response.
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PS. Didn't answer the poll because there's no middle ground. Neither of those extremes fits my response.
i do apologise.
Rainbow Warrior
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*Stares in horror* books are sacred. always carry a bookmark.
This.
The Linebacker
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This.
I borrowed a book from Bethany and found this...
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I dog-ear and devil-tail books as wanted. Don't care. I don't believe a physical book is so sacred I cannot show it some love and use. I actually collect old, tattered books that are ranked C, D and F by collectors. I don't care so much for pristine things because they make me feel gloomy - like someone just collected books with no intention of reading them. Perhaps that's why I like collecting dictionaries.
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I ruined my Barnes & Noble Nook that way.
LOL. Actually it is interesting that I've seen a lot of e-reader software show "bookmarks" as virtual dog ears. Probably tells us something about how programmers treat books.
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I borrowed a book from Bethany and found this...
I wondered where that got to!
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*Stares in horror* books are sacred. always carry a bookmark.
Exactly this. You wouldn't know that I'd read a book by its physical appearance. No page-folding or spine bending.
A young woman I work with folded over the corner of her book when I went over to talk to her during lunch. I make some disapproving noises which made her cheeks flush like Chinese lanterns at New Year. Apparently she'd never done the page-folding thing before and promised to never do it again. We talk so much now that we don't get around to reading anyway.
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This topic brings to mind Rex Stout and his detective Nero Wolfe. Archie Goodwin would watch his employer reading books and could tell from the way he handled them whether Nero had a good opinion of the author. If he used his gold bookmark he held the writer in esteem, if he used a common paper bookmark he was willing to give the author the benefit of the doubt for the time being, but if he started dog-earring the books that indicated that his opinion had changed. He didn't think well of the author's work.
Personally, I love books. I've never folded a corner over in any book. It's almost a spiritual thing with me. But, if you own the book do as you please.
Personally, I love books. I've never folded a corner over in any book. It's almost a spiritual thing with me. But, if you own the book do as you please.
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No. Just NO. Use a book mark.
I use post-it notes. They don't fall out.
I use post-it notes. They don't fall out.
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Guilty. I have lost so many book marks I just gave up. Never a library book.
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No. Just NO. Use a book mark.
I use post-it notes. They don't fall out.
That's what my wife does if she doesn't want to mark up the book.
If it's a textbook, then she just highlights (she's a prof).
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It may sound odd but very little annoys me more than a folded page corner. I even try to read a paperback without creasing or cracking the spine and people who wet their fingers and pinch the page corners of a magazine... just don't get me started on that!
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I ruined my Barnes & Noble Nook that way.
LOL! I was just about to post this same thing
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