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This might be useful. I wouldn't use academic/nonacademic because of the size of the site (I foresee lots of errors occurring when applying settings to more than 1.3 million ebooks), but whether something's a textbook ought to be easy to ascertain, and I'd like to exclude textbooks.
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I agree. It would make a lot more sense for the upgrade to go to UA, since 3U-to-NL can actually reduce usability if you have sustained usage.
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As long as you'd have to choose to opt out, as described here, or if you could toggle a single setting to disable them all at once: I've benefited from turnaway alerts for no-longer-sold books, e.g. finding another book on the same topic, and I wouldn't want to lose them. It would be nice if ProQuest could make these alerts optional for people who don't want them, but disabling them altogether would hurt me, and it would be an inordinate amount of work if I had to re-enable alerts for all no-longer-sold books one at a time.
Sometimes I'll want to upgrade dozens of books all at once. It would be great if I could just add them to the cart and have a single transaction upgrading all of them, but of course right now, adding them to the cart and buying causes us to buy the license at full price instead of upgrading. If I could upgrade via the cart, it would be less work for acquisitions, since they'd have just one transaction, and I would get one "ProQuest Ebook Central Order Confirmation" email instead of dozens.