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[markw]

You're joking, right?

who reads books anymore?

People who are capable of learning and willing to do so.

... this is the double-0 decade. Can't all information be found online?

Perhaps, if one knows what information is needed when asking questions. Those books would have provided that.

Well, I guess this pretty much concludes this thread, at least my participation in it.

There's always google for more answers.

 

[avaserfi]

who reads books anymore?

People who are well educated or want to be. As well as those that want to learn more than just the bare minimum. While there is a great amount of information that can be had on the internet there are certain books that have this information gathered and put in a fairly concise format and are usually in far more depth. Also, in general you don't have to worry about some random jackass posting a web page and calling them self an expert while knowing little about the subject matter when using a book.

There still is plenty of room in this world for the web and books/journals and completely reputable sources. Also, I not saying that the internet isn't one just that it is also full of the opposite when this is less common with published sources.

edit: Looks like mark has beat me too it glad to know I am not the only one who believes reading books is still useful, I may only be 21 but I was feeling a little dated from the "web has everything it is awesomerz" response

 

[robertkjr3d]

I was joking... but at the same time not wanting to purchase the book.

--don't have to worry about some ja not knowing when reading books-- We all know that's not true. You don't think books get written by people that don't know what they are talking about?

By the way I was editing that message when you posted.

 

[markw]

Having done work for the publishing industry,

You don't think books get written by people that don't know what they are talking about?

I can pretty much say that a random jackarse rarely finds a publisher willing to take him on as a client.

 

[Kolia]

I can pretty much say that a random jackarse rarely finds a publisher willing to take him on as a client.

No no! Nameless web surfers are a much more reliable source of information! Everybody knows that!

Lol