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Originally Posted by KenJackson
If so, let me make a prediction. There will be a book or a few with small differences between the two formats. For example, one will have an incorrect storyline detail that was corrected in one version but not the other. Readers in this very forum who happen to have both old and new Kindles will notice the difference and post comments here.
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Possibly. But the way Kindlegen works now, the ePub is converted to mobi... while that original source ePub is
embedded in the resulting mobi. In that scenario, two different versions (strictly speaking of content, not formatting) are very unlikely to occur. Especially if Amazon get the publishers trained to submit only epubs.