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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan
Okay, if we assume a properly-formatted book (a stretch, I know), it should still include the cover art (maybe they could offer hi-res versions in the back of the book). The fact that you can buy, access and read instantly is a plus... portability is a plus... and possibly they could provide additional notes/comments in the ebook that aren't in the printed editions. That's a start.
Indies can provide all that, too.
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Speaking of hi-res... I do think we should get hi-res images of things like maps that at the half-asses sizes they give us, they are virtually unreadable. Then we get images of things that can be put in an ePub as text because the publishers are pandering to Amazon where they still use an obsolete format. A lot of the ePub we get are no better then a Mobipocket version because the publishers don't use any of the more advanced formatting where they should. They make the ePub look like the Mobipocket version and that's wrong.