Title: Beware Clipping Limits
Product review: I initially loved my Kindle 2. As an academic who is always reading, to be able to carry 20 or 30 or 100 books with me wherever I am is a huge bonus. Time spent "waiting" can now be productive. I especially loved the highlight/clipping feature that allowed me to clip and save my individual highlights for use in lectures or to refer to them in articles and publications etc. ALAS! I've just discovered the dreaded "clipping limit". I had no idea that such a thing existed. This feature severely impacts the value to me of the Kindle. I learn and process information by highlighting and making notes - it's a form of interactive learning between the text and myself. But now I suddenly have to ration my highlighting for fear of running up against a "clipping limit." This has a very deleterious impact on my ability to use and learn with my Kindle. If I had known this feature existed, I probably wouldn't have purchased a Kindle.
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