Most commonly cited resources: Articles, books, websites, podcasts, etc.

[Evie]

Consider the updates mentioned.

First edition will float around libraries and second hand shops for a while. Second edition is easily available for purchase, new.

 

[Magdlyn]

So if you want to still send people to the website, that's it's own thing, but your post says this is a list for books?

The title shows this is a list of (understood as online) articles and books, plus we also mention a podcast. This list has evolved and changed over many years. Polyamory.com began in 2009. A ton of new information on polyamory has been published in that time. I updated the Golden Nuggets forum earlier this year, but you found something I had not changed.

 

[ref2018]

Sure, but your list has the book, not the website, and they're not connected. Eve has a statement about it on her website:



And also:



So if you want to still send people to the website, that's it's own thing, but your post says this is a list for books?

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