Thread: Some perspective on why ebooks are so filled with errors.
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Old 10-23-2011, 12:57 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
the books have to be produced (and anyone here who thinks that there are $5/book workers out there, in WHATEVER country--try to find one.); they have to be proofed, separate and apart from whatever is going on with the DT version; etc.
If that's in reply to my '$5' - I wrote that more in the cost of getting back catalog to e-market, OCR and formatting (There are a number of places that offer <$10 pricing). A few books I've purchased, especially hard sci-fi have not even been glanced over. Some where spell-checking has been applied moving words completely out of context, prologues and preambles merged into opening paragraphs

Anyway, I agree completely with your post!
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