Remember the BBC news interview that I talked about in the previous chapter? Before it actually ended, Inkitt's founder Ali Albazaz was asked whether he had written a book.
And he responds with this: "Yes, I do. It's on Inkitt yeah."
I- Ah well, why don't you be the judge of it? You know to be honest, when I saw his Inkitt profile I thought it was all a joke. I tried to convince myself that hey maybe it's a prank, but when he confirmed it... take a look at this:
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Both screenshots taken from Inkitt
I'm not hating on his work but as the FOUNDER/CEO of Inkitt, don't you think that he needs to set a good example for his users? Yes, he could be really busy with other things and you might say that he doesn't have time to fix the summary of his story, which has a handful of grammatical errors btw, BUT he's well aware that everyone on Inkitt could access it.
Does he care about what others might think of it? It seems to me that he doesn't. And this tells us enough about Inkitt, don't you think? Professionalism *cough*
Moving on, let's take a look at Inkitt's app logo.
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Inkitt on Google Play
Stare into the logo and let it register in your mind. Look at the colors and the form. Then answer this: "Does Inkitt's logo look familiar to you?"
