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Originally Posted by shootingMaNs
I buy the most from B&N, followed by Baen. Baen because I like their authors, B&N because it's easy to scrub the DRM scum off my ebooks. Plus I think B&N's deals are just as good as Amazon's, and I don't have to convert from mobi to epub.
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I always convert epub to epub after scrubbing DRM anyway. This way, calibre fixes up suboptimal OEBPS folder layouts, over-generous margins (seriously, who thought 1em margins were a good idea?), possible TOC issues, etc. And with recent versions of Calibre it even automatically saves the original epub in case the conversion didn't turn out well.
And that's assuming I don't open the epub in Sigil and start fixing stuff by hand anyway. So many poorly constructed and formatted epubs out there, so little time!