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Old 02-23-2012, 05:08 AM   #17
Krystl
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Hi. Ok. I am trying to get my mind around all of this.

The obvious answer to me seems to be the publisher--that is their job. The author writes the book and the publisher publishes: makes it available to the public including editing, typesetting, marketing, etc. Put it that way and the "big publishers" could really make a name for having the best, cleanest, easiest read ebook conversions. I would be willing to pay well for that.

But then Anamadoll threw a thought in that I don't understand. Doesn't epub = epub no matter where it is sold? Why should the epubs of smashwords be different? I guess I am completely confused now. I guess I just assumed that the data file/ebook would be offered to be sold through a third party and they would not touch the file if not necessary.

confused.
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