Thread: Readers. At which moment would you inform authors that you spotted typos?
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Old 04-25-2011, 04:41 PM   #63
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Originally Posted by zespectre View Post
My worst frustration with this sort of thing comes from the occasional technical reference where words are just missing. Interestingly when I've pointed typos and errors out to Novel publishers they seems to take it very seriously. Tech reference people not so much (how backwards is that?)

I find it funny that so far the Novel/book industry is taking the "high tech" ereader business more seriously than the technical reference book people.
The good thing about eBooks and POD is that the digital copies can be easily corrected.
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