Amazoodle is currently blocking anything that looks like a public domain book from its Kindle store. They say it’s because the multiple titles creates customer confusion. Should be no problem whatsoever to figure out who should get to see a public domain work and who shouldn’t. No problem at all.

I am (was?) in the process of converting all of the 2,000+ e-books at sacred-texts into Kindle editions. I use a homebrew preflight Kindle filter to construct the Kindle binary from my master files, which we have invested nearly a million dollars into creating. We spend thousands a month in-house doing legal clearance, scanning, OCRing, and proofing, often by domain experts. So we are hardly a fly-by-night operation. In fact, many of the PD texts floating around on the Internet and on the Kindle were originally done at sacred-texts at great investment of labor and time. Our Kindle return rate is close to zero.