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Please stop pretending your book is free, people can see right through it. Most people in this community consider personal information and user marketing as a form of cost. Otherwise one can access it on Github, but it&#x27;s not very convenient. I couldn&#x27;t find &quot;6.2.1. Is WeakMap Strictly Worse than Map&quot; anywhere on your Github, other than in the screenshot.<p>If you want the book, you will have to pay them one Tweet and several powers, most of which are not necessary:<p><pre><code> 1. Read Tweets from your timeline. 2. See who you follow, and follow new people. 3. Update your profile. 4. Post Tweets for you. 5. See your email address. </code></pre> You&#x27;re asking for more information than you actually need, which is looked down upon. Why do you need to post tweets for me, update my profile, see who I follow and follow new people for me? This does not abide by the rule of least-privilege.

Clicking the link to the HTML version of the book takes you to a page that makes you tweet (and grants some pretty far reaching twitter permissions) to read the book. If you click to the chapters folder and then on the individual .asciidoc files, GitHub will render them for you.

This is great. Thanks for releasing it as a free book.

Lots of interesting ideas in this book. Thanks!<p>My only grip is I wish there would be more examples: when you talk about state especially.

How about showing the book from the start and giving me the ‘option’ of tweeting about it?<p>Personally I don’t feel very much inclined to promote a book I haven’t even read yet.

Please don’t double post.