http://www.salon.com/2013/10/23/how_amazon_and_goodreads_could_lose_their_best_readers/
I was tempted to register on Goodreads today, then I took a look at their Terms of Service, decided not to, and found other websites about how Goodreads is behaving towards comments by readers.
I noticed in their TOS about "never replying to negative reviews or it will permanently affect the reader or reputation of an author." I had some reviews by Internet Trolls last year; they may have been a part of this purported "war" of negative reviews, using self-published authors as bait.
After my reply to the Trolls was written, I noticed people stopped regularly buying my books, despite the fact I have over 7 or so writer names in effect (Horus Michael, Horus Ptahmeses, Nisut Peroaris, Ahmed Merenptah Marcaesar, Ptolemy Caesar, Archangel M7, Mika'ele Kapakai, etc.).
There is nothing wrong with my books; something may be wrong with me, but that is not your concern :P . Goodreads was purchased by Amazon to advertise authors; perhaps they should invest in blogs or unite with Google?
MC 2013.
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