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xboxonthego3 You make a good point about the keys against the back of the Surface. I have been using it like that without any scratches on the back since launch. I don't think this would be much of a problem because the keys would not be sliding back and forth against the back of the Surface like the table possibly would. And I would imagine less dirt or particles being on the keyboard. If the keys are good enough to rest on your screen when the cover is shut they should be good enough to rest on the back of your Surface if you think about it. lol. But if you want you can just flip the type cover back without reattaching it and have the keys on the bottom. But I don't prefer this method because of the risk of damaging the cover itself. I had experience with the first cover on the Surface RT with doing this and it caused the cover to peal and open where it connected to the surface after months of use. That's why I suggest flipping it around.
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Yeah thinking about it I guess you're right no friction. Should've figured out that by myself from the beginning . Im actually really pissed at how the beautiful kickstand got a few visible scratches/cracks because of that. But whatever, it will survive :p
Thanks alot for the tip, no more scratches for me :D