| 2. What if the faculty member receives no royalties from textbook purchases, but instead receives only a free copy of the textbook? |
| # | Response Date | Comment |
| 1. | Tue, 3/13/07 10:52 PM | Please refer to question one. |
| 2. | Tue, 3/13/07 10:58 PM | Simply publishing is a "conflict of interest" when it comes to education. The professor will always want to use their own thoughts/presentation and it simply may not be the best format. |
| 3. | Tue, 3/13/07 11:26 PM | See above. |
| 4. | Wed, 3/14/07 12:25 AM | If they authored it, why the hell would they give a rip about getting their 100th free copy??? |
| 5. | Wed, 3/14/07 2:44 AM | Again, it could be a COI if the instructor lets this fact cloud their judgement about the quality of education they are providing. |
| 6. | Fri, 3/16/07 6:36 PM | See the above explanation. |
| 7. | Mon, 3/19/07 4:34 AM | See above. Any material gain must be considered carefully. |