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In a print book: first impressions (regardless of their accuracy) are the most lasting and the first impression you get of a book is its cover.
In an ebook: it shows attention to detail (and comes back to first impressions). If the creator/compiler/converter cared enough to add a proper/correct cover, then they're more likely to have cared enough to proofread and correct scanning errors.
I've come across too many cases personally where a MSWord-style cover and a lazy publisher OCRing a scanned print have gone hand in hand.
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