Because the copyright holder is the one that decides what is done with his property. If you wrote a book and someone decided to publish their version of your book and profit from it, would you allow that? Especially if they were cutting into your profit?
So I can't underline text in a college text book. I can't draw a Hitler mustache on the photo of Hillary Clinton on the cover of her book? Where is the law that says this?
If you wrote a book and someone decided to publish their version of your book and profit from it, would you allow that? Especially if they were cutting into your profit?
They aren't "publishing" a version. They are simply making edits to a version already purchased. It actually increases profits because every copy sold this way is a copy that would be unsold otherwise.