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Originally Posted by DNSB
Not as far as I know. As far as the ereader is concerned, if there are entries in the TOC, the first entry is where the publisher wants the book to open. This fits in with Kobo's philosophy about following the publisher layout as far as possible.
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You are assuming here that publishers expect e-readers to behave like the KOBO does. I'm not sure whether this is a valid assumption, since most e-reading devices and apps seem to behave differently. I would guess that publishers just handle the toc data like a table of contents in a printed book.
Or do you think publishers are putting all this stuff (and especially the advertising blurbs) in a book but don't want people to read it?