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Originally Posted by JSWolf
It should cost less to produce an eBook then a pBook. After all, once the eBook is made, nobody bothers to proof it like they do with the pBook. So all that cost of proofing pBooks is a savings when making eBooks.
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It certainly costs less to keep an ebook "in print" and available for sale
worldwide with no shipping costs.
I find it odd that these publishers are accepting so poorly written manuscripts, that a
very expensive "proofing" and or editing process would be required, on a routine basis.
It should be little more than a computer scan, of the files that the author provides, by
a sophisticated AI based program. If the program finds too many problems the files
should go back to the author, the way edits always have.
Luck;
Ken