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Old 04-22-2011, 12:54 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by Poppaea View Post
I only did mark the errors once in a book that was error ridden. Then I sent the book to the publisher asking them to pay back the money I paid for the book.

Why should I, who has paid for the book, do the work of an editor? They are to cheap to pay for a professional service and their customers shall either do it or live with a defective product?

Not in this life!

If it is only one typo here and there I won't say anything, if it is riddled I sent it back and ask for my money as I am not able to read it anyway because it makes me angry.
Exactly. I would only report specific errors in books that are volunteer efforts, like Project Gutenberg or the MR library. Otherwise, no way!
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