Does the Kobo store modify ePubs from the publisher?
This may sound like a bizzare question, but a discussion from the Tor forums regarding the Wheel of Time ePubs made me curious regarding Kobo.
This is the passage in question from the publisher:
"My advice, if you really want a nice e-edition? Don't go with the Amazon version (I know, I know: if you own a Kindle, you're kinda locked into the Amazon store. But that's a bigger conversation about open formats and device agnosticism).
Of all the other retailers who have The Eye of the World available (B&N, Sony, etc.), Sony is the best-looking; they take our file as-is, and don't alter or convert it at all."
Link here:
http://www.tor.com/blogs/2009/11/whe...shing-schedule
Granted this statement was from a couple of years ago, but it made me wonder if Kobo does any sort of modification to the files once they receive it from the publisher.