3)
Consider multiple purposes.
Not exact matches
Part of what makes fair use cases so difficult is that there are
multiple factors a court has to
consider: One is the nature of the work (i.e., whether it is a commercial work), the second is the
purpose of the use — specifically, whether it is «transformative» — the third is the amount of the original work used, and the fourth is the effect of the use on the market for the original product.
Amazon's contention does not appear to offer any insight into this; Amazon does not, it appears, seem to want to
consider the idea that offering work at
multiple price points above and below $ 9.99 might be useful to me or to my publisher, because it has decided that $ 9.99 serves its own
purposes sufficiently well.
If you end up with
multiple accounts and more than one financial adviser as a result of happenstance, rather than on
purpose, I'd be inclined to
consider what you really want.
So if you are looking for a heavy duty island that has
multiple purposes, then you should really
consider checking this design out.